normanx1234

That particular Bill is dead: https://bills.parliament.uk/bills/3430/news So only an issue if Labour introduce something similar.

Just did this online after flying back on 15 August. First two attempts using 15 August as the entry date were rejected, so tried my previous date (three years ago and the one on previous reports) - also rejected. Then remembered that we had arrived just before midnight on the 15th, so did a fourth report using 16 August as the entry date and this was accepted - even though my passport is stamped as the 15th. Not previously had any issue filing online since the new system was introduced. Therefore, if doing online, start early to give yourself time for a few attempts.

I don't know about Nationwide, but with the Lloyds App you can scan cheques in using your phone. You don't even need the original cheque, just a decent copy.

Just did a fast-track six month tourist visa in Bangkok. Done in 5 days as promised on the website, but cost 11,200 Baht.