Do you need a passport to visit the Channel Island if you are resident in the UK?

Answer 1

The straight answer t o your question is No! provided you have LEGAL resident staus in UK.

(There are about 500.000 living illegally in the UK, many of whom have visited The Channel Islands without ID)

The Channel Islands is NOT part of the United Kingdom. It is a separate entity which chooses to have a special relationship with the Uk

Answer 2

nicely seeing there replaced into an uproar interior the clicking a quick time in the past that passports have been for use on inner flights interior the united kingdom via united kingdom electorate and the Channel Islands are component to the united kingdom no longer something surprises me anymore! The French think of in any different case yet this is yet another tale! Bit like Spain and the Rock! there replaced into additionally communicate approximately having to apply passports on the ferries to the IOW on a similar time yet i do no longer understand what the persist with as much as that replaced into! This united states is getting greater depressing on a daily basis. The final 12 years have seen to that! desire I say greater?

Answer 3

You will not need a passport, but you will be asked to prodce some form of identificiation which demonstrates residence in the UK... a driving licence, for instance.
The Channel Islands are not actually part of the UK, but there is free passage between the two - overseen by the authorities on both sides.

Answer 4

You don't need a passport but it's worth checking about ID, most companies like some sort of identification to cross check against tickets etc.

Answer 5

No because it is owned by the UK :)

Answer 6

its part of the uk so no

Answer 7

no but you will need some form of photo id .......enjoy your holiday

Answer 8

No you dont but you do need I.D.

Answer 9

no

Answer 10

no