Thanks for that. It does reinforce my view which I posted above that he should be looking to get a Schengen Visa so he can do the European Tour events and European Championship. It seems they are more lenient issuing visas than UK these days.

malcy93 wrote:Thanks for that. It does reinforce my view which I posted above that he should be looking to get a Schengen Visa so he can do the European Tour events and European Championship. It seems they are more lenient issuing visas than UK these days.

Easier to fly into Libya, jump on a boat trip organised by some nice Somalis with eye patches and get a free ferry to Spain then a German passport and a house in Bonn.

nikkiboy wrote:

malcy93 wrote:Thanks for that. It does reinforce my view which I posted above that he should be looking to get a Schengen Visa so he can do the European Tour events and European Championship. It seems they are more lenient issuing visas than UK these days.

Easier to fly into Libya, jump on a boat trip organised by some nice Somalis with eye patches and get a free ferry to Spain then a German passport and a house in Bonn.

Germans have stopped now, right wing gathering too much ground.

If the opposite occurred (theoretical scenario) whereby a Brit with a criminal record attempted to relocate to Aus. Would the Australian government allow that? I doubt that.

Remember that’s the country where they send asylum seekers to desert islands 1000s of miles away.

Think people draw conclusions way too early

Duneh9617 wrote:Think people draw conclusions way too early

Indeed but It's a gossip site. Untill we hear otherwise We can speculate.
Might be right. Might be wrong but ultimately no one should really give a shiny shit what we all think

Dannyboy wrote:If the opposite occurred (theoretical scenario) whereby a Brit with a criminal record attempted to relocate to Aus. Would the Australian government allow that? I doubt that.

Isn't it compulsory still for a Brit to have a criminal record to relocate to Aus ?

Ha!

mac wrote:When you apply for a visa you have to hand your passport in, so at the moment until the decision is made, Corey can not travel to the UK, he will 100% be back for the second half of the year either way.

Any news about Cadby? Hope to see him back on the circuit soon. If the decision about his visa is not made yet and his passport still handed in, will he be able to play the WSOD in Auckland?

Rotwein wrote:

mac wrote:When you apply for a visa you have to hand your passport in, so at the moment until the decision is made, Corey can not travel to the UK, he will 100% be back for the second half of the year either way.

Any news about Cadby? Hope to see him back on the circuit soon. If the decision about his visa is not made yet and his passport still handed in, will he be able to play the WSOD in Auckland?

He has a Visa problem for the UK, not for New Zealand I think.

I know, but you need a passport to travel from Australia to New Zealand, right? So if his passport is still handed in because of the visa application for the UK this could be a problem. Or do I get something wrong?

Rotwein wrote:I know, but you need a passport to travel from Australia to New Zealand, right? So if his passport is still handed in because of the visa application for the UK this could be a problem. Or do I get something wrong?

It is possible to have more than one passport. Lots of people who travel a lot for their work have 2.

Thats good news, didnt know that!

Anyone seen dbg?

Does anyone know what's happening Cadbys Visa? Been ages with no update. If he was going to get a visa surely it would be sorted by now, do we think it's been rejected and that's the last we will see of him in the UK?

Now New Zealand have refused to give Cadby a visa so he has to drop out of this weekend’s Auckland WSOD event.
https://www.pdc.tv/news/2018/08/01/robb ... misses-out

So it looks like his visa issues are more serious than some making out so he may not be getting that UK visa anytime soon.
What was he actually convicted off as was not explicitly stated earlier in thread, but looks like now multiple countries don’t want to let him in because of it.

malcy93 wrote:Now New Zealand have refused to give Cadby a visa so he has to drop out of this weekend’s Auckland WSOD event.
https://www.pdc.tv/news/2018/08/01/robb ... misses-out

So it looks like his visa issues are more serious than some making out so he may not be getting that UK visa anytime soon.
What was he actually convicted off as was not explicitly stated earlier in thread, but looks like now multiple countries don’t want to let him in because of it.

https://www.theadvocate.com.au/story/31 ... o-custody/

malcy93 wrote:Now New Zealand have refused to give Cadby a visa so he has to drop out of this weekend’s Auckland WSOD event.
https://www.pdc.tv/news/2018/08/01/robb ... misses-out

So it looks like his visa issues are more serious than some making out so he may not be getting that UK visa anytime soon.
What was he actually convicted off as was not explicitly stated earlier in thread, but looks like now multiple countries don’t want to let him in because of it.

New Zealand didnt refuse to give him a visa, but his passport is still handed in because of the visa application for UK...

People forget that these days not all white people in Australia have criminal records.

Statement from Corey Cadby on Twitter.