Guidance

Passenger documents: when carriers are charged

Information for carriers about charges for passengers without adequate documents, how to object to charges and which charges are waived.

• From: UK Visas and Immigration
• Published: 22 July 2007

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Passenger documents: when carriers are charged

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A quick guide to charging procedures

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Details

This information is for air, sea and rail carriers.

Read ‘Passenger documents: when carriers are charged’ to find out:

• when you may be charged for passengers without adequate documents
• what will happen if you are charged
• how you can object to charges
• when charges may be waived
• how to contact the Carriers Liaison Section for more information

Use ‘A quick guide to charging procedures’ to get an overview.

Published 22 July 2007