Statement of changes in immigration rules
01 January 1991
Statement of changes in immigration rules
bacdoc May=1992
The Home Secretary has, with effect from 22nd January 1992, made
the changes hereinafter stated in the rules laid down by him as
to the practice to be followed in the administration of the
Immigration Act 1971 for regulating entry into and the stay of
persons in the United Kingdom and contained in the statement laid
before Parliament on 23rd March 1990 (HC 25 1), as amended.*
The following shall be substituted for the Appendix of the said
statement:
"APPENDIX
COUNTRIES OR TERRITORIAL ENTITIES WHOSE NATIONALS OR
CITIZENS NEED VISAS FOR THE UNITED KINGDOM
Afghanistan Gabon Pakistan
Albania Georgia Philippines
Algeria Ghana Poland
Angola Guinea Romania
Armenia Guinea-Bissau Russia
Azerbaijan Haiti Rwanda
Bangladesh India Sao Tome e Principe
Belarus Indonesia Saudi Arabia
Benin Iran Senegal
Bhutan Iraq Somalia
Bulgaria Jordan Soviet Union
Burkina Kazakhstan SriLanka
Burma Kirgizstan Sudan
Burundi Korea (North) Syria
Cambodia Laos Taiwan
Cameroon Lebanon Tajikistan
Cape Verde Liberia Thailand
Central African Libya Togo
Republic Madagascar Tunisia
Chad Mali Turkey
China Mauritania Turkmenistan
Comoros Moldova Uganda
Congo Mongolia Ukraine
Cuba Morocco Uzbekistan
Djibouti Mozambique Vietnam
Egypt Nepal Yemen
Equatorial Guinea Nigeria Zaire
Ethiopia Oman
Except (a) those who qualify for admission to the United
Kingdom as returning residents in accordance
with paragraph 58: and
(b) those who seek leave to enter the United Kingdom
within the period of their earlier leave unless that
leave:
(i) was for a period of six months or
less; or
(ii) was extended by statutory
instrument."
The amending statements were laid before or presented to
Parliament on 26th March 1991 (HC 320), 17th April 1991 (HC
356), 30th September 1991 (Cm 1672) and 18th October 1991 (HC
670).