HC Deb 07 July 1969 vol 786 c191W
Mr. Hector Hughes

asked the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs how many British citizens have, during each of the last 10 years, been granted travel visas to visit Spain, Portugal, Greece and the Republic of South Africa, respectively.

Mr. Whitlock

In general, and for some years past, visas have not been required by British subjects travelling to these countries. When such visas have been required they have been granted by the Consular representatives of the countries concerned and no statistics are held in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.

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