Can I have a British passport without becoming a British citizen?

Question

Is it possible to get a passport of another country, without acquiring the citizenship? I want dual passports. My passport sucks. I need visas everywhere. lol

Answer 1

You will need to be a British citizen of some sort to aquire a British passport. There are several types of British passports:

British citizens (GBR)

British Overseas Territories citizens (formerly British Dependent Territories citizens) (GBD)

British Overseas citizens (GBO)

British Subjects (GBS)

British Protected Persons (GBP)

British Nationals (Overseas) (GBN)

All of these people have some sort of link to Britian. If you want the benefits you have to get some sort of citizenship (you don't just get it because you want to). Besides even if you get a British passport doesn't mean you're accepted everywhere. Some countries will allocate the amount of time you're allowed to stay in their country depending on what type of British passport you hold.

Besides if you're from a country that needs visas to go everywhere you're probably from some undesireable place. Why should the British allow you free access anywhere when you have no grounds for it? Use the passport you have. Either that or get citizenship from another country. I'd say go work for it but you're rather lazy and looking for easy ways out, as evidenced by this question, right?

Answer 2

No! u'd have to obtain one illegally & pay a lot of money for it! Not forgetting it'll probably be a forgery and u'd be arrested as soon as u step in the UK as all passports are now wiped at the Immigration desk. + of course u'd also have a lot of explaining to do - end up in jail - then be deported once released

Answer 3

Sorry, you may not. No such thing as dual passports. Only dual citizenships. A passport is issued ONLY to citizens of that country and no other. You may apply for visas everywhere though. But it will cost you.**