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I am a student with a Singapore passport currently studying in the Czech Republic for a semester. My permit is valid until 2nd of February, I plan to fly to the UK to travel for 3 days before heading back to Singapore from there.
Would there be any problems, such as exit immigration from the Czech Republic to the UK? I searched online that the UK is not part of Schengen Area Agreement states, and my passport has a visa free entry to the UK.
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I am a student with a Singapore passport currently studying in the Czech Republic for a semester. My permit is valid until 2nd of February, I plan to fly to the UK to travel for 3 days before heading back to Singapore from there.
Would there be any problems, such as exit immigration from the Czech Republic to the UK? I searched online that the UK is not part of Schengen Area Agreement states, and my passport has a visa free entry to the UK.
visas uk customs-and-immigration singaporean-citizens
asked Jan 15 at 17:06
user72601
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edit: i leaving Czech Republic on 2nd feb(last day of my visa permit) not sure if this will affect any procedure.
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I am a student with a Singapore passport currently studying in the Czech Republic for a semester. My permit is valid until 2nd of February, I plan to fly to the UK to travel for 3 days before heading back to Singapore from there.
Would there be any problems, such as exit immigration from the Czech Republic to the UK? I searched online that the UK is not part of Schengen Area Agreement states, and my passport has a visa free entry to the UK.
visas uk customs-and-immigration singaporean-citizens
asked Jan 15 at 17:06
user72601
61
I am a student with a Singapore passport currently studying in the Czech Republic for a semester. My permit is valid until 2nd of February, I plan to fly to the UK to travel for 3 days before heading back to Singapore from there.
Would there be any problems, such as exit immigration from the Czech Republic to the UK? I searched online that the UK is not part of Schengen Area Agreement states, and my passport has a visa free entry to the UK.
visas uk customs-and-immigration singaporean-citizens
visas uk customs-and-immigration singaporean-citizens
asked Jan 15 at 17:06
user72601
61
asked Jan 15 at 17:06
user72601
61
edited Jan 15 at 23:26
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asked Jan 15 at 17:06
user72601
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asked Jan 15 at 17:06
user72601
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asked Jan 15 at 17:06
user72601
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edit: i leaving Czech Republic on 2nd feb(last day of my visa permit) not sure if this will affect any procedure.
– user72601
Jan 16 at 12:00
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edit: i leaving Czech Republic on 2nd feb(last day of my visa permit) not sure if this will affect any procedure.
– user72601
Jan 16 at 12:00
edit: i leaving Czech Republic on 2nd feb(last day of my visa permit) not sure if this will affect any procedure.
– user72601
Jan 16 at 12:00
edit: i leaving Czech Republic on 2nd feb(last day of my visa permit) not sure if this will affect any procedure.
– user72601
Jan 16 at 12:00
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You are free to leave the Schengen area so there should be no problem leaving Czech Republic. You also should have no problem visiting the UK: the border officer just needs to be satisfied that you can afford your visit, have a genuine visitor purpose such as tourism, and won't overstay. You will be able to show your onward ticket to SG, bank statement or other funds, and some paperwork from your university showing that you need to go to Singapore to complete your course. Nobody on the internet can guarantee you will be able to enter the UK, but it seems to me that your circumstances are those of a genuine visitor.
answered Jan 15 at 18:32
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i planning to leave Czech Republic on the exact day of 2nd Feb. Not sure if this will affect any thing during immigration.
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Jan 16 at 10:46
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1 Answer
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active
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You are free to leave the Schengen area so there should be no problem leaving Czech Republic. You also should have no problem visiting the UK: the border officer just needs to be satisfied that you can afford your visit, have a genuine visitor purpose such as tourism, and won't overstay. You will be able to show your onward ticket to SG, bank statement or other funds, and some paperwork from your university showing that you need to go to Singapore to complete your course. Nobody on the internet can guarantee you will be able to enter the UK, but it seems to me that your circumstances are those of a genuine visitor.
answered Jan 15 at 18:32
user16259
3,593820
i planning to leave Czech Republic on the exact day of 2nd Feb. Not sure if this will affect any thing during immigration.
– user72601
Jan 16 at 10:46
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
You are free to leave the Schengen area so there should be no problem leaving Czech Republic. You also should have no problem visiting the UK: the border officer just needs to be satisfied that you can afford your visit, have a genuine visitor purpose such as tourism, and won't overstay. You will be able to show your onward ticket to SG, bank statement or other funds, and some paperwork from your university showing that you need to go to Singapore to complete your course. Nobody on the internet can guarantee you will be able to enter the UK, but it seems to me that your circumstances are those of a genuine visitor.
answered Jan 15 at 18:32
user16259
3,593820
i planning to leave Czech Republic on the exact day of 2nd Feb. Not sure if this will affect any thing during immigration.
– user72601
Jan 16 at 10:46
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
You are free to leave the Schengen area so there should be no problem leaving Czech Republic. You also should have no problem visiting the UK: the border officer just needs to be satisfied that you can afford your visit, have a genuine visitor purpose such as tourism, and won't overstay. You will be able to show your onward ticket to SG, bank statement or other funds, and some paperwork from your university showing that you need to go to Singapore to complete your course. Nobody on the internet can guarantee you will be able to enter the UK, but it seems to me that your circumstances are those of a genuine visitor.
answered Jan 15 at 18:32
user16259
3,593820
You are free to leave the Schengen area so there should be no problem leaving Czech Republic. You also should have no problem visiting the UK: the border officer just needs to be satisfied that you can afford your visit, have a genuine visitor purpose such as tourism, and won't overstay. You will be able to show your onward ticket to SG, bank statement or other funds, and some paperwork from your university showing that you need to go to Singapore to complete your course. Nobody on the internet can guarantee you will be able to enter the UK, but it seems to me that your circumstances are those of a genuine visitor.
answered Jan 15 at 18:32
user16259
3,593820
answered Jan 15 at 18:32
user16259
3,593820
answered Jan 15 at 18:32
user16259
3,593820
answered Jan 15 at 18:32
user16259
3,593820
3,593820
i planning to leave Czech Republic on the exact day of 2nd Feb. Not sure if this will affect any thing during immigration.
– user72601
Jan 16 at 10:46
add a comment |Â
i planning to leave Czech Republic on the exact day of 2nd Feb. Not sure if this will affect any thing during immigration.
– user72601
Jan 16 at 10:46
i planning to leave Czech Republic on the exact day of 2nd Feb. Not sure if this will affect any thing during immigration.
– user72601
Jan 16 at 10:46
i planning to leave Czech Republic on the exact day of 2nd Feb. Not sure if this will affect any thing during immigration.
– user72601
Jan 16 at 10:46
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edit: i leaving Czech Republic on 2nd feb(last day of my visa permit) not sure if this will affect any procedure.
– user72601
Jan 16 at 12:00