Well, there's good news for UK folks visiting The Falklands: Just tell the Argentinians that you own it and they'll let you in. No problem! :nono:

Dex-2
 

According to the Venezuela Embassy in London:

Tourists and cruise ship passengers using the DEX-2 Tourist Card offered by airlines authorised by the relevant Venezuelan authorities are exempt from this rule. The DEX-2 Tourist Card is valid for ninety (90) non-extendable days and is for single entry use.
See the list of DEX-2 Tourist Card beneficiary countries (download the document here).


This is from their site:


Sección Consular de Venezuela en Puerto España - Trinidad y Tobago

Probably I’m stupid as I can’t see where is the joke here…

Explain?

I thought of removing #16, then decided to let it be. I did remove a post attacking #16 rather crudely.

Danny Diego, assuming good intent means we assume you're joking. Best to understand that for some of those posting here, that's not a joking matter--it's insulting. Let's call it a learning opportunity.

A reminder: the subject here is visas for UK passport holders in South America.

Thanks.

Mark

Hello


Since the UK is not part of Schengen there might be other rules in some countrys for you than other EU citizens.
The reciprocal treatment depends on what the UK asks for citizens of the country you'd like to visit.
Who can blame them?


sushi