Last Updated:
2/24/2007

Passport Stamps: United Kingdom

Erynn and I moved to Bristol, England on Novemeber 29, 2000. I was granted residence based on a work visa, and Erynn resides on a dependent visa (multiple entry clearance).

UK Work Visa

»	Doug's Leave to Enter Stamp and corresponding entry stamp into Heathrow.

UK Visa

»	Erynn's Multiple Entry Clearance.

The UK does not stamp your passport upon exit from the country. Also, once you're granted leave to enter, the immagration officials are not supposed to stamp your passport anymore. This explains the relative lack of UK stamps in my passport even though we've done almost all of our European travel while living in the UK. If you notice though they did stamp my passport in Bristol once when they shouldn't have.

»	Entry stamp to Gatwick (London): March 29, 2000.

»	Entry stamp to Manchester: May 30, 2000.

»	Entry stamp to Glasgow: September 5, 2000.

»	Entry stamp to Bristol: May 28, 2001.
»	Entry stamp to Bristol: August 25, 2006.

We officially terminated our UK residence on April 2, 2003 when we arrived in Prague. My company moved us back to the US and before went home we decided to take one last trip. From the day we originally arrived in the UK I wanted to travel around Central Europe to Prague, Vienna, and Budapest. From Budapest we stopped over in London for an evening before travelling on to the US. Since we were no longer resident in the UK, the immagration people stamped our passports, which is shown below.

»	Entry stamp to Heathrow (London): April 8, 2003.