Most people using a Refugee Travel Document to travel to Canada will need a visitor visa.
Irrespective of their nationality: holders of Stateless Person's Travel Documents (1954 United Nations Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons, red), issued by the United Kingdom, do not require a visa for travel to Germany provided that the duration of their stay does not exceed 90 days within any 180 ...
Countries you can travel to You can usually travel to all countries except: the country you're from. any country you sought asylum from.
Your emergency travel document will usually be ready to collect 2 working days after you apply. It may take several weeks if: your original British passport has expired. you're applying for a child under 16.
You'll need to provide: a current passport or other document that shows your identity and nationality. your biometric residence permit ( BRP ), if you have one - this can be expired. online proof of your immigration status if you have an eVisa - you'll need to get a share code.
You can usually travel to most countries with a certificate of travel. If you have been given humanitarian protection because it's been accepted you have a fear of a country's national authorities, you cannot travel to that country.
A: The ability to travel to other EU countries with a UK refugee travel document after Brexit may be limited. It is recommended that individuals check the specific travel requirements for the country they plan to visit before making travel plans.
If you are out of the UK for a period of more than two years, your status will automatically lapse, and you will lose your ILR. To return to the UK to settle after an absence of two years or more, you will need to apply for a Resident Return visa for your ILR status to be reinstated.