Written question asked by Lord Stratford (Labour), in the House of Commons. It was due for an answer on Monday, 22 October 1990. It was answered by Mark Lennox-Boyd (Conservative) on Monday, 22 October 1990 on behalf of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
Written question
- Question
- How many visa applications for visits to the United Kingdom are outstanding in respect of: (a) Poland, (b) Czechoslovakia, (c) Romania and (d) Hungary; how many have been refused in the last 12 months; what is the fee payable by applicants in each of the countries listed; and what happens to the fee if an application is refused. - Inc fee, table for Poland & Romania & fact that Visas abolished for Czechoslovakia & Hungary on 1 Oct 1990 (Holding answer 19 October)
Secondary information
- Type
- Written question
- Reference
- 178 c58-9W
- Session
- 1989-90
- Subjects
- Costs Administrative delays Fees and charges Hungary Poland Romania Visas Eastern Europe Czechoslovakia
- Contains statistics
- Yes
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