Visas and Entry Permits (Hansard, 10 January 1977)

HC Deb 10 January 1977 vol 923 c381W 381W

§ Mr. Brotherton
asked the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs which member countries of the EEC do not require applicants for visas and entry permits to furnish photographs of themselves.

§ Mr. Luard
With the exception of the Republic of Ireland, all member countries of the EEC require applicants for visas to provide photographs in some, or all, cases.
In the Republic of Ireland, photographs are required after entry from persons who have to register with the police, and those who apply for residence permits.