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Hi I really just want people to share their experience driving a motorhome through the UK and Western Europe. I want to find out tips and tricks as well as any recommendations of where to go, where not to go and what has worked with you etc etc. :p Topics could be; roads road tolls best...

Hi I will being going to the UK and Western countries of Europe in Sept for a month. I have a iphone 4S (micro-sim) and a ipad that is just wifi - no sim. I want to be able to do a couple of things. Call Australia and call local in Uk & Europe (mainly to make bookings etc) and use the...

The original poster spoke about her kids so lets say their kids are 8 & 12 yo - 2 children passports that last 5 years up until they are 18. That expence isn't worth it as once they are 18 they have to apply for an adult passport anyway, even if on a child they have 2 years left, they have to...

this is very true if you're a frequent visitor Yes but they can get it then when they can actually work - right now they are children and the passport is only valid for 5 years... so $500 now as kids seems a waste of money. in 15 years time they can apply, the laws won't change for them...

I have a trikky question that I can't find the answer to. My father was born in the uk and became an oz citizen in 1985. He never signed or did anything regarding his british citizenship (ie revoking it), so i am assuming in 1985 he became a dual citizen. Or did he automatically loose his...

see my response earlier, this is what I am referring too - tuapekastar has never had to have a visa because he has an aussie passport

I'm pretty sure that as an Australian citizen (born in australia) you are apart of the commonwealth so therfore any Aussie by birth does not need a visa to enter uk. so as dual citizens and being an Aussie that is part of the commonwealth, you just need you passports. If you are born in Oz you...