UK Expats right to vote

[choi choi]

Maybe a glimmer of hope stem from this, get our full pension back also!
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/11026293/ ... edium=soci

[Stantheman]

You might, just to be clear, change thread title to start with U.K..

[choi choi]

OK Happy now?

[stattointhailand]

If its as accurate as the "current bun" usually is he will still be waiting when he gets to 200 years old

Bojo probably sent it first class mail and a second letter saying he'd changed his mind by second class knowing full well with the lack of funding since privatisation he'll be pushing up the daisies before it arrives

[tamada]

Two different government departments with two different political and social strategies. Conflate one with the other at your peril.

FWIW, I have voted in the UK after a collective 25 years in Thailand and over 40 years as an international gypsy.

[AlexO]

Two different government departments with two different political and social strategies. Conflate one with the other at your peril.

FWIW, I have voted in the UK after a collective 25 years in Thailand and over 40 years as an international gypsy.

Was that in the U.K. Tam or by postal vote? If any other UK forum members do postal voting any chance of dropping a note on how to do.

[choi choi]

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... ostal-vote
Just google it.Google knows all

[AlexO]

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... ostal-vote
Just google it.Google knows all

choi, if you look it says contact your "local" registration office. I live in Udon Thani, where is my local office located. I am sure I have read that expats can register with the UK Embassy for this but not sure if available in Thailand.

[stattointhailand]

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... ostal-vote
Just google it.Google knows all

That form requires you to be registered to vote (ie living in UK.) If you are living in Thailand

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/uk-r ... l-election

Note "To register as an overseas voter, UK residents overseas must have previously been registered in a UK constituency within the last fifteen years."

[Hoopoe]

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... ostal-vote
Just google it.Google knows all

choi, if you look it says contact your "local" registration office. I live in Udon Thani, where is my local office located. I am sure I have read that expats can register with the UK Embassy for this but not sure if available in Thailand.

i registered to vote , first you must contact the local registration office you were last registered with before you left England