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Thanks quoll. I was hoping to not have to do that because of time but it's lookin like the easier option in the long run. Have posted this question somewhere else but I have to send my passport off with his application too right?

hi anyone done this who can help my tired brain?! Do I need to send my UK passport too as proof of my childs eligibility as well as my birth certificate and HIS birth certificate-am I right? anything else? also struggling to find someone on the list for countersigning who has a UK passport. thinking my vet would qualify as a member of a professional body????? Not being dumb just a lot going on at the moment with relocating back to the UK and read WAY too many forms recently!!! Thanks in advance. mary

hi everyone. I am going back to the UK indefinitely with my son who currently only has his aussie pp. I was going to apply for his UK one when we get back. does anyone know if he will be allowed entry with me without a valid return airfare? as flights generally are only valid for 12 months I didn't want to waste money on a return fare. we won't be back for at least 18 months for visits, but not sure if it is a visa requirement for an Australian entering the UK to have a return airfare even if it is a dependent traveling with a parent? (he's 22months old). I've tried contacting immigration in the UK. And don't particularly have the time to apply for his UK passport from here now. Thanks

hi everyone. I am going back to the UK for more than 12 months with my son who currently only has his aussie pp. I was going to apply for his UK one when we get back. does anyone know if he will be allowed entry with me without a valid return airfare? as flights generally are only valid for 12 months I didn't want to waste money on a return fare. but not sure if it is a visa requirement for an australian entering the UK to have a return airfare even if it is a dependant travelling with a parent? (he's 22months old). Thanks