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+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xHey, Was wondering if anyone on a SOR has been to South Korea and if so were you allowed in and did you face any issues. i cant find any information and my PPU has not been helpful. I'm weary as I know S. Korea post their SOR online for all to access to I'm hesistant. I would love to visit but having been previously refused entry to the Phillipines I would not like to repeat that.Would love to hear if anyone has had any luck. You shouldn't have any problem with south korea or with philippines. Did you self declare for philippines? Hi I would not think any PPU would agree to any ex SO going to the Philippines due to the unfair reputation the country and other countries in the area have. Well then you'd be completely uninformed. Hi Why would you say I was uninformed? Prior to my offence (and whilst on bail) I have travelled to SE Asia extensively to see family and backpacking. After my UK offence and they found I had travelled that area, false statements and unsupported accusations were made to add pressure on me. Back to the point, Unfortunately the whole of the SE Asia area is seen by the PPU as no go area for us. I have been questioned numerous times on the subject and informed they would not approve any trip to visit my extended family. So what is the basis of your comment please ask I always see learning new information. It must just be you then because I don't know anyone else had such a problem. Hi Monkos, "It must just be you then because I don't know anyone else had such a problem." This seems like a rather generalist statement. It raises a few obvious questions, like exactly how many people do you know, who were on the SOR and who travelled to that country, without any problems, such as the PPU refusing a travel request? The fact that you don't know of anyone else, doesn't mean that such people do not exist, although that seems to be what you are implying, in your statement? I've been told many different things, by many different people. A few weeks ago, my PPU told me that people on the SOR have problems getting into Spain. Yet, I know of one other person on the SOR, who travelled to Spain before the lockdown, and had no issues. So, people are free to talk about their own personal experiences of foreign travel and to express an opinion about what might happen, but when it comes to generalising about ALL people on the SOR, you need to provide some evidence. Hi Thank you for your support as we seem to have read and replied at the same moment in time. scary..... Technically 13 minutes apart, so hopefully no readers have triskaidekaphobia. Anyway, there are other threads on here about people being turned back from countries in SE Asia. The Spain thing might just relate to being questioned by Spanish border control rather than being turned away, as UK citizens (technically subjects, but you know what I mean) still have freedom of movement until the end of the year (Central European Time). Hi I am a slow typer so it took that long from reading monkos post to sending mine... 
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xHey, Was wondering if anyone on a SOR has been to South Korea and if so were you allowed in and did you face any issues. i cant find any information and my PPU has not been helpful. I'm weary as I know S. Korea post their SOR online for all to access to I'm hesistant. I would love to visit but having been previously refused entry to the Phillipines I would not like to repeat that.Would love to hear if anyone has had any luck. You shouldn't have any problem with south korea or with philippines. Did you self declare for philippines? Hi I would not think any PPU would agree to any ex SO going to the Philippines due to the unfair reputation the country and other countries in the area have. Well then you'd be completely uninformed. Hi Why would you say I was uninformed? Prior to my offence (and whilst on bail) I have travelled to SE Asia extensively to see family and backpacking. After my UK offence and they found I had travelled that area, false statements and unsupported accusations were made to add pressure on me. Back to the point, Unfortunately the whole of the SE Asia area is seen by the PPU as no go area for us. I have been questioned numerous times on the subject and informed they would not approve any trip to visit my extended family. So what is the basis of your comment please ask I always see learning new information. It must just be you then because I don't know anyone else had such a problem. Hi Monkos, "It must just be you then because I don't know anyone else had such a problem." This seems like a rather generalist statement. It raises a few obvious questions, like exactly how many people do you know, who were on the SOR and who travelled to that country, without any problems, such as the PPU refusing a travel request? The fact that you don't know of anyone else, doesn't mean that such people do not exist, although that seems to be what you are implying, in your statement? I've been told many different things, by many different people. A few weeks ago, my PPU told me that people on the SOR have problems getting into Spain. Yet, I know of one other person on the SOR, who travelled to Spain before the lockdown, and had no issues. So, people are free to talk about their own personal experiences of foreign travel and to express an opinion about what might happen, but when it comes to generalising about ALL people on the SOR, you need to provide some evidence. Hi Thank you for your support as we seem to have read and replied at the same moment in time. scary..... Technically 13 minutes apart, so hopefully no readers have triskaidekaphobia. Anyway, there are other threads on here about people being turned back from countries in SE Asia. The Spain thing might just relate to being questioned by Spanish border control rather than being turned away, as UK citizens (technically subjects, but you know what I mean) still have freedom of movement until the end of the year (Central European Time).
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+xHey, Was wondering if anyone on a SOR has been to South Korea and if so were you allowed in and did you face any issues. i cant find any information and my PPU has not been helpful. I'm weary as I know S. Korea post their SOR online for all to access to I'm hesistant. I would love to visit but having been previously refused entry to the Phillipines I would not like to repeat that.Would love to hear if anyone has had any luck. You shouldn't have any problem with south korea or with philippines. Did you self declare for philippines? Hi I would not think any PPU would agree to any ex SO going to the Philippines due to the unfair reputation the country and other countries in the area have. Well then you'd be completely uninformed. Hi Why would you say I was uninformed? Prior to my offence (and whilst on bail) I have travelled to SE Asia extensively to see family and backpacking. After my UK offence and they found I had travelled that area, false statements and unsupported accusations were made to add pressure on me. Back to the point, Unfortunately the whole of the SE Asia area is seen by the PPU as no go area for us. I have been questioned numerous times on the subject and informed they would not approve any trip to visit my extended family. So what is the basis of your comment please ask I always see learning new information. It must just be you then because I don't know anyone else had such a problem. Hi Monkos, "It must just be you then because I don't know anyone else had such a problem." This seems like a rather generalist statement. It raises a few obvious questions, like exactly how many people do you know, who were on the SOR and who travelled to that country, without any problems, such as the PPU refusing a travel request? The fact that you don't know of anyone else, doesn't mean that such people do not exist, although that seems to be what you are implying, in your statement? I've been told many different things, by many different people. A few weeks ago, my PPU told me that people on the SOR have problems getting into Spain. Yet, I know of one other person on the SOR, who travelled to Spain before the lockdown, and had no issues. So, people are free to talk about their own personal experiences of foreign travel and to express an opinion about what might happen, but when it comes to generalising about ALL people on the SOR, you need to provide some evidence. Hi Thank you for your support as we seem to have read and replied at the same moment in time. scary.....
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+x+x+x+x+x+xHey, Was wondering if anyone on a SOR has been to South Korea and if so were you allowed in and did you face any issues. i cant find any information and my PPU has not been helpful. I'm weary as I know S. Korea post their SOR online for all to access to I'm hesistant. I would love to visit but having been previously refused entry to the Phillipines I would not like to repeat that.Would love to hear if anyone has had any luck. You shouldn't have any problem with south korea or with philippines. Did you self declare for philippines? Hi I would not think any PPU would agree to any ex SO going to the Philippines due to the unfair reputation the country and other countries in the area have. Well then you'd be completely uninformed. Hi Why would you say I was uninformed? Prior to my offence (and whilst on bail) I have travelled to SE Asia extensively to see family and backpacking. After my UK offence and they found I had travelled that area, false statements and unsupported accusations were made to add pressure on me. Back to the point, Unfortunately the whole of the SE Asia area is seen by the PPU as no go area for us. I have been questioned numerous times on the subject and informed they would not approve any trip to visit my extended family. So what is the basis of your comment please ask I always see learning new information. It must just be you then because I don't know anyone else had such a problem. Hi Strange comment as I could reply by asking "what is the percentage of (ex) sex offenders you know and asked the question to?" No offence meant but when someone highlights me out as being an exception I will ask for them to clarify their statement. To clarify my previous post, SE Asia, including the Philippines, has a reputation for sexual offerings. Personally I dislike that identification as having travelled the area extensively and have extended family there, it is a beautiful area of this plant. That reputation, beside the countries own laws prohibit convicted sex offenders entering legally. Another way of looking at it would be to ask why would a PPU allow a convicted SO to travel there knowing that if an offence happened, the media and system would criticise the hell out of them never mind all the other consequences. Remember UK Justice does not seem to believe in the rehabilitation of sex offenders, and is the "shining light of Justice to the world" In the end any legal overseas travel will be restricted by (A) The destination countries laws (B) how the PPU consider the applicant. Take care and have a good weekend.
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+x+x+x+x+x+xHey, Was wondering if anyone on a SOR has been to South Korea and if so were you allowed in and did you face any issues. i cant find any information and my PPU has not been helpful. I'm weary as I know S. Korea post their SOR online for all to access to I'm hesistant. I would love to visit but having been previously refused entry to the Phillipines I would not like to repeat that.Would love to hear if anyone has had any luck. You shouldn't have any problem with south korea or with philippines. Did you self declare for philippines? Hi I would not think any PPU would agree to any ex SO going to the Philippines due to the unfair reputation the country and other countries in the area have. Well then you'd be completely uninformed. Hi Why would you say I was uninformed? Prior to my offence (and whilst on bail) I have travelled to SE Asia extensively to see family and backpacking. After my UK offence and they found I had travelled that area, false statements and unsupported accusations were made to add pressure on me. Back to the point, Unfortunately the whole of the SE Asia area is seen by the PPU as no go area for us. I have been questioned numerous times on the subject and informed they would not approve any trip to visit my extended family. So what is the basis of your comment please ask I always see learning new information. It must just be you then because I don't know anyone else had such a problem. Hi Monkos, "It must just be you then because I don't know anyone else had such a problem." This seems like a rather generalist statement. It raises a few obvious questions, like exactly how many people do you know, who were on the SOR and who travelled to that country, without any problems, such as the PPU refusing a travel request? The fact that you don't know of anyone else, doesn't mean that such people do not exist, although that seems to be what you are implying, in your statement? I've been told many different things, by many different people. A few weeks ago, my PPU told me that people on the SOR have problems getting into Spain. Yet, I know of one other person on the SOR, who travelled to Spain before the lockdown, and had no issues. So, people are free to talk about their own personal experiences of foreign travel and to express an opinion about what might happen, but when it comes to generalising about ALL people on the SOR, you need to provide some evidence.
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+x+x+x+x+xHey, Was wondering if anyone on a SOR has been to South Korea and if so were you allowed in and did you face any issues. i cant find any information and my PPU has not been helpful. I'm weary as I know S. Korea post their SOR online for all to access to I'm hesistant. I would love to visit but having been previously refused entry to the Phillipines I would not like to repeat that.Would love to hear if anyone has had any luck. You shouldn't have any problem with south korea or with philippines. Did you self declare for philippines? Hi I would not think any PPU would agree to any ex SO going to the Philippines due to the unfair reputation the country and other countries in the area have. Well then you'd be completely uninformed. Hi Why would you say I was uninformed? Prior to my offence (and whilst on bail) I have travelled to SE Asia extensively to see family and backpacking. After my UK offence and they found I had travelled that area, false statements and unsupported accusations were made to add pressure on me. Back to the point, Unfortunately the whole of the SE Asia area is seen by the PPU as no go area for us. I have been questioned numerous times on the subject and informed they would not approve any trip to visit my extended family. So what is the basis of your comment please ask I always see learning new information. It must just be you then because I don't know anyone else had such a problem.
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+x+x+x+xHey, Was wondering if anyone on a SOR has been to South Korea and if so were you allowed in and did you face any issues. i cant find any information and my PPU has not been helpful. I'm weary as I know S. Korea post their SOR online for all to access to I'm hesistant. I would love to visit but having been previously refused entry to the Phillipines I would not like to repeat that.Would love to hear if anyone has had any luck. You shouldn't have any problem with south korea or with philippines. Did you self declare for philippines? Hi I would not think any PPU would agree to any ex SO going to the Philippines due to the unfair reputation the country and other countries in the area have. Well then you'd be completely uninformed. Hi Why would you say I was uninformed? Prior to my offence (and whilst on bail) I have travelled to SE Asia extensively to see family and backpacking. After my UK offence and they found I had travelled that area, false statements and unsupported accusations were made to add pressure on me. Back to the point, Unfortunately the whole of the SE Asia area is seen by the PPU as no go area for us. I have been questioned numerous times on the subject and informed they would not approve any trip to visit my extended family. So what is the basis of your comment please ask I always see learning new information.
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+x+x+xHey, Was wondering if anyone on a SOR has been to South Korea and if so were you allowed in and did you face any issues. i cant find any information and my PPU has not been helpful. I'm weary as I know S. Korea post their SOR online for all to access to I'm hesistant. I would love to visit but having been previously refused entry to the Phillipines I would not like to repeat that.Would love to hear if anyone has had any luck. You shouldn't have any problem with south korea or with philippines. Did you self declare for philippines? Hi I would not think any PPU would agree to any ex SO going to the Philippines due to the unfair reputation the country and other countries in the area have. Well then you'd be completely uninformed.
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+x+xHey, Was wondering if anyone on a SOR has been to South Korea and if so were you allowed in and did you face any issues. i cant find any information and my PPU has not been helpful. I'm weary as I know S. Korea post their SOR online for all to access to I'm hesistant. I would love to visit but having been previously refused entry to the Phillipines I would not like to repeat that.Would love to hear if anyone has had any luck. You shouldn't have any problem with south korea or with philippines. Did you self declare for philippines? Hi I would not think any PPU would agree to any ex SO going to the Philippines due to the unfair reputation the country and other countries in the area have.
Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope is for tomorrow else what is left if you remove a mans hope.
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Monkos
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+xHey, Was wondering if anyone on a SOR has been to South Korea and if so were you allowed in and did you face any issues. i cant find any information and my PPU has not been helpful. I'm weary as I know S. Korea post their SOR online for all to access to I'm hesistant. I would love to visit but having been previously refused entry to the Phillipines I would not like to repeat that.Would love to hear if anyone has had any luck. You shouldn't have any problem with south korea or with philippines. Did you self declare for philippines?
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