Passports Left In Campsite Reception Offices. (1 Viewer)

[DBK]

I wouldn't carry my passport around even if there was a local law requiring it. Far too much chance of losing it or being mugged. Our passports stay in the safe in the MH.

 

[frogijock]

,QUOTE="Tosan, post: 1487288, member: 14138"]Do you have to carry your passports on you at all times ? When abroad ?[/QUOTE]
Yes unless you have an Identity Card, which most countries now have

 

[DanielFord]

One of the sites we regularly stay at in Munich requires that you leave ID at the desk, they always suggest passport. I always give them wife's driving licence. All that want is an assurance that you will return and pay your bill, so anything official will suffice, seems fair enough to me. I have worked in Hotel trade, and you'd be surprised at the tricks people come up with for a free ride!

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[elamessa]

We always leave a photocopy of our passports if asked and these have been accepted without question. We once left our ACSI card at a municipal in the Alsace and they couldn't find it on check out so they gave us a new one from one of the ACSI books that they had for sale!! (it was in Italian)..

 

[rangi]

Bugger them mate! the Aussie Passport is one of the most sought after by crims, make the bludgers take a copy, if they won't go elsewhere

 

[MotorhomersRus]

Why??

Don't think the old ones would be acceptable as ID and even passports do not have address details.

I had to change mine because of LGV entitlement and renewal every 5 years for medicals but would have changed anyway, it is a very convenient form of ID which is accepted by most.

Never found a reason to change so hence originals

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[JJ]

I have one of those small, shiny metal mirrors in my wallet.

If somebody wants ID, I say "I'm JJ."

If they want more than that, I get out the "mirror" and look at it...

"Yes" I assure them, "I am definitely JJ."


JJ

 

[2657]

Never found a reason to change so hence originals

The main reason I asked is that I was talking to an old friend recently and he still had his old licence because he thought that he would lose the 7.5 ton entitlement if he changed,

As I said earlier I find it a very useful form of ID both in the UK and in Europe.

 

[Portland]

Never, Never leave your passports with a site office. If they will not scan them or accept other means of identification MOVE ON.

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[elamessa]

I have one of those small, shiny metal mirrors in my wallet.

If somebody wants ID, I say "I'm JJ."

If they want more than that, I get out the "mirror" and look at it...

"Yes" I assure them, "I am definitely JJ."


JJ

mmmmmmmm!!!????
Been on the whacky bachy again I see!!!!

 

[lou020]

You don't need your UK passport to re-enter Britain anyway now,, as thousands at calais will agree with.

 

[JJ]

mmmmmmmm!!!????
Been on the whacky bachy again I see!!!!

I would like to make it as clear as it is possible to do so using only words, that I have never, ever used "wacky baccy" nor would I, under any circumstances what so ever, ever think of doing so.

I do not, however, object in the least bit to others smoking it as long as its digusting smell doesn't reach me.


JJ

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[Judge Mental]

I would like to make it as clear as it is possible to do so using only words, that I have never, ever used "wacky baccy" nor would I, under any circumstances what so ever, ever think of doing so.

I do not, however, object in the least bit to others smoking it as long as its digusting smell doesn't reach me.


JJ

Blimey.......Me finks JJ doth protest to much

 

[JJ]

Blimey.......Me finks JJ doth protest to much

Why do you "fink" that?

What are you judging now?

JJ