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Well done coffee - best "bullshit of the day" award You are now officially appointed as Head of PR and Marketing !
^^^ You mean Sang Som & cola DOES affect everybody the same shrug1
Well done coffee - best "bullshit of the day" award You are now officially appointed as Head of PR and Marketing !
^^^ You mean Sang Som & cola DOES affect everybody the same shrug1
I agree with Coffee's nice comments. I want to be the Second Head of PR and Marketing. I'm Tasmanian so it is possible to appoint a Second Head.
They indicate around 6 weeks from arrival of the application in the UK. Some passports have been back in 3/4 weeks whilst others have taken longer than 6 weeks.
The passport is electronically cancelled when submitted to the passport office, and can only be used for ID until the new one is issued. However it seems that a border crossing into Cambodia does not pick up the cancellation.
They indicate around 6 weeks from arrival of the application in the UK. Some passports have been back in 3/4 weeks whilst others have taken longer than 6 weeks.
The passport is electronically cancelled when submitted to the passport office, and can only be used for ID until the new one is issued. However it seems that a border crossing into Cambodia does not pick up the cancellation.
Now that I have my new passport, I will need to go to KCI to have my visa extension stamp transferred from the old one into the new one.
Has anyone got recent experience of doing this? What paperwork is needed? Is there a fee?
Enclosed with my new passport was a signed pro-forma from the British Embassy which I understand KCI will require to be completed. Anything else required?
I would also like to get a re-entry permit whilst down there in KC. Can this be done on the same visit as a passport stamp transfer?
Any advice gratefully received.