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To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what contingency plans are in place to support the Government of Gibraltar in the event of increased migration pressures arising from developments in Ceuta and Melilla.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what contingency plans are in place to support the Government of Gibraltar in the event of increased migration pressures arising from developments in Ceuta and Melilla.
The Government keeps migration risks under constant review and remains in regular contact with His Majesty's Government of Gibraltar (who have responsibility for border security in Gibraltar) on issues including migration and border security. There is no evidence that recent migration into Ceuta has created an immediate migration risk to Gibraltar. The Chief Minister has publicly reassured the community on this point. It remains illegal to be in Gibraltar without permission, with those present unlawfully liable to arrest and detention. Gibraltar's recently updated laws on entry, residence and employment continue to provide the necessary protections against unlawful entry, residence and employment. We continue to work with international partners to strengthen border security, tackle irregular migration and disrupt the criminal networks that facilitate it.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what recent discussions have taken place with the Government of Spain on preventing illegal migration from affecting Gibraltar.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what recent discussions have taken place with the Government of Spain on preventing illegal migration from affecting Gibraltar.
The Government keeps migration risks under constant review and remains in regular contact with His Majesty's Government of Gibraltar (who have responsibility for border security in Gibraltar) on issues including migration and border security. There is no evidence that recent migration into Ceuta has created an immediate migration risk to Gibraltar. The Chief Minister has publicly reassured the community on this point. It remains illegal to be in Gibraltar without permission, with those present unlawfully liable to arrest and detention. Gibraltar's recently updated laws on entry, residence and employment continue to provide the necessary protections against unlawful entry, residence and employment. We continue to work with international partners to strengthen border security, tackle irregular migration and disrupt the criminal networks that facilitate it.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what recent discussions have taken place with the Government of Gibraltar on the potential implications of recent illegal migration into Ceuta and Melilla for Gibraltar.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what recent discussions have taken place with the Government of Gibraltar on the potential implications of recent illegal migration into Ceuta and Melilla for Gibraltar.
The Government keeps migration risks under constant review and remains in regular contact with His Majesty's Government of Gibraltar (who have responsibility for border security in Gibraltar) on issues including migration and border security. There is no evidence that recent migration into Ceuta has created an immediate migration risk to Gibraltar. The Chief Minister has publicly reassured the community on this point. It remains illegal to be in Gibraltar without permission, with those present unlawfully liable to arrest and detention. Gibraltar's recently updated laws on entry, residence and employment continue to provide the necessary protections against unlawful entry, residence and employment. We continue to work with international partners to strengthen border security, tackle irregular migration and disrupt the criminal networks that facilitate it.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what assessment has been made of the potential implications of the illegal migration into the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla for the security of Gibraltar's land and maritime border.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what assessment has been made of the potential implications of the illegal migration into the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla for the security of Gibraltar's land and maritime border.
The Government keeps migration risks under constant review and remains in regular contact with His Majesty's Government of Gibraltar (who have responsibility for border security in Gibraltar) on issues including migration and border security. There is no evidence that recent migration into Ceuta has created an immediate migration risk to Gibraltar. The Chief Minister has publicly reassured the community on this point. It remains illegal to be in Gibraltar without permission, with those present unlawfully liable to arrest and detention. Gibraltar's recently updated laws on entry, residence and employment continue to provide the necessary protections against unlawful entry, residence and employment. We continue to work with international partners to strengthen border security, tackle irregular migration and disrupt the criminal networks that facilitate it.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what recent discussions have taken place with the Government of Morocco on preventing illegal migration routes from affecting Gibraltar.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what recent discussions have taken place with the Government of Morocco on preventing illegal migration routes from affecting Gibraltar.
The Government keeps migration risks under constant review and remains in regular contact with His Majesty's Government of Gibraltar (who have responsibility for border security in Gibraltar) on issues including migration and border security. There is no evidence that recent migration into Ceuta has created an immediate migration risk to Gibraltar. The Chief Minister has publicly reassured the community on this point. It remains illegal to be in Gibraltar without permission, with those present unlawfully liable to arrest and detention. Gibraltar's recently updated laws on entry, residence and employment continue to provide the necessary protections against unlawful entry, residence and employment. We continue to work with international partners to strengthen border security, tackle irregular migration and disrupt the criminal networks that facilitate it.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what recent assessment has been made of the adequacy of resources provided to Gibraltar's border security.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what recent assessment has been made of the adequacy of resources provided to Gibraltar's border security.
The Government keeps migration risks under constant review and remains in regular contact with His Majesty's Government of Gibraltar (who have responsibility for border security in Gibraltar) on issues including migration and border security. There is no evidence that recent migration into Ceuta has created an immediate migration risk to Gibraltar. The Chief Minister has publicly reassured the community on this point. It remains illegal to be in Gibraltar without permission, with those present unlawfully liable to arrest and detention. Gibraltar's recently updated laws on entry, residence and employment continue to provide the necessary protections against unlawful entry, residence and employment. We continue to work with international partners to strengthen border security, tackle irregular migration and disrupt the criminal networks that facilitate it.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what recent discussions have taken place with the Home Secretary on the implications for Gibraltar of recent illegal migration into Ceuta.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what recent discussions have taken place with the Home Secretary on the implications for Gibraltar of recent illegal migration into Ceuta.
The Government keeps migration risks under constant review and remains in regular contact with His Majesty's Government of Gibraltar (who have responsibility for border security in Gibraltar) on issues including migration and border security. There is no evidence that recent migration into Ceuta has created an immediate migration risk to Gibraltar. The Chief Minister has publicly reassured the community on this point. It remains illegal to be in Gibraltar without permission, with those present unlawfully liable to arrest and detention. Gibraltar's recently updated laws on entry, residence and employment continue to provide the necessary protections against unlawful entry, residence and employment. We continue to work with international partners to strengthen border security, tackle irregular migration and disrupt the criminal networks that facilitate it.
An agreement between the UK and EU setting out Gibraltar's relationship with the EU came into force provisionally on 15 July 2026
An agreement between the UK and EU setting out Gibraltar's relationship with the EU came into force provisionally on 15 July 2026
To ask His Majesty's Government what entry requirements apply to UK citizens travelling to Gibraltar and who will inspect any documents.
To ask His Majesty's Government what entry requirements apply to UK citizens travelling to Gibraltar and who will inspect any documents.
I refer the Noble Lord to the FCDO travel advice for Gibraltar: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/gibraltar/entry-requirements UK citizens entering Gibraltar must have a passport issued within the previous 10 years and valid for at least 3 months after they depart either Gibraltar or the Schengen Area. They can spend up to 90 days in Gibraltar without a visa. This period will count towards the 90-day limit in any 180-day period for time spent in the Schengen Area. On arriving at the airport, they undergo two checks: Gibraltar immigration controls performed by the Gibraltar authorities, and Schengen immigration controls performed by the Spanish authorities.
Statement on the UK-EU treaty on Gibraltar.
Statement on the UK-EU treaty on Gibraltar.
With permission, Madam Deputy Speaker, I would like to make a statement on the UK-EU treaty on Gibraltar. Before I do, I am sure the whole House will want to join me in expressing our sincere condolences to the people of Spain following the recent wildfires in Andalusia. Our thoughts...
With permission, Madam Deputy Speaker, I would like to make a statement on the UK-EU treaty on Gibraltar. Before I do, I am sure the whole House will want to join me in expressing our sincere condolences to the people of Spain following the recent wildfires in Andalusia. Our thoughts...
Let me start by joining the Minister in expressing the Opposition’s sincere condolences to all those affected by the recent wildfires in Spain.
I am grateful to the Minister for advance sight of his statement. Our starting position is that an agreed legal basis for Gibraltar’s relationship with the EU is...
Let me start by joining the Minister in expressing the Opposition’s sincere condolences to all those affected by the recent wildfires in Spain.
I am grateful to the Minister for advance sight of his statement. Our starting position is that an agreed legal basis for Gibraltar’s relationship with the EU is...
Madam Deputy Speaker, may I apologise to the previous occupant of the Chair? There was no substantive difference in my statement as delivered from the copy provided, but I may have stylistically altered a couple of lines slightly; I apologise.
I thank the shadow Minister for her very reasonable questions, her...
Madam Deputy Speaker, may I apologise to the previous occupant of the Chair? There was no substantive difference in my statement as delivered from the copy provided, but I may have stylistically altered a couple of lines slightly; I apologise.
I thank the shadow Minister for her very reasonable questions, her...
I congratulate the Minister on this important agreement, which provides certainty for the people of Gibraltar, while also providing economic opportunities and important safeguards for that place. I thank Foreign Office staff for the work that they have done, and both the current and previous Gibraltar Government representatives in the...
I congratulate the Minister on this important agreement, which provides certainty for the people of Gibraltar, while also providing economic opportunities and important safeguards for that place. I thank Foreign Office staff for the work that they have done, and both the current and previous Gibraltar Government representatives in the...
I absolutely do. The agreement enjoyed unanimous support in the Parliament. Gibraltar has been at the heart of the negotiations throughout: one of our key conditions was that Gibraltar was entirely satisfied with what was agreed. Fundamentally, the agreement will benefit people, businesses and communities —that is at its heart....
I absolutely do. The agreement enjoyed unanimous support in the Parliament. Gibraltar has been at the heart of the negotiations throughout: one of our key conditions was that Gibraltar was entirely satisfied with what was agreed. Fundamentally, the agreement will benefit people, businesses and communities —that is at its heart....
I draw the attention of the House to my entry in the Register of Members’ Financial Interests, having had the privilege of visiting Gibraltar last July. I warmly welcome the agreement and congratulate the Minister and the Government, together with Gibraltar’s Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister on securing it....
I draw the attention of the House to my entry in the Register of Members’ Financial Interests, having had the privilege of visiting Gibraltar last July. I warmly welcome the agreement and congratulate the Minister and the Government, together with Gibraltar’s Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister on securing it....
I thank the hon. Gentleman and his party for their wholehearted support, which is very welcome. I assure him that the constitutional safeguards are in place; they are at the heart of this agreement and are entered into in good faith by all involved, particularly by ourselves and the European...
I thank the hon. Gentleman and his party for their wholehearted support, which is very welcome. I assure him that the constitutional safeguards are in place; they are at the heart of this agreement and are entered into in good faith by all involved, particularly by ourselves and the European...
I congratulate the Minister and his counterparts in the Gibraltarian Government on getting this treaty over the line. Along with many Members across this House, I went on a visit to Gibraltar a few weeks ago, as part of the armed forces parliamentary scheme. It was incredible to see our...
I congratulate the Minister and his counterparts in the Gibraltarian Government on getting this treaty over the line. Along with many Members across this House, I went on a visit to Gibraltar a few weeks ago, as part of the armed forces parliamentary scheme. It was incredible to see our...
I am glad to hear about my hon. Friend’s visit. Having visited Gibraltar a number of times myself, I know that it is a truly special place to visit. Having also been caught in long queues while crossing the former border, I know how delighted I will be not to...
I am glad to hear about my hon. Friend’s visit. Having visited Gibraltar a number of times myself, I know that it is a truly special place to visit. Having also been caught in long queues while crossing the former border, I know how delighted I will be not to...