About England

Visit England to uncover a diverse and distinct nation through not just they places you visit, but also they people you meet.  Every one of the sections, or regions, of England are relatively near the exhilarating capital city, London.  This capital is famous for its distinguished culture, captivating history and spectacle, and its first-class restaurants and plays.  This website contains information relevant to persons wishing to visit England.  Click on the links to find out information about fascinating cities, culture , climate, accommodations, attractions, history and links to other interesting websites regarding different countries one might wish to visit.  Also feel free to give feedback on the feedback webpage.  Thanks for visiting and come back!!

 Visa Requirements: 

United Kingdom Visa:

TOURIST VISA:

Visa: Not Required

Requirements: U.S. passport holders may stay up to 180 days without visas.

BUSINESS VISA:

Visa: Not Required

Requirements: U.S. passport holders may stay up to 180 days without visas.

EMBASSY/CONSULATE:

Embassy - Washington DC

Passports:

You fall within one or more of the following criteria, you must apply for a new passport:

To proceed with obtaining a new passport through Zierer Visa Service, please submit the following documents to an official Witnessing Clerk (This clerk can be an authorized representative located at a United States Post Office or the County Court Clerk. Not all U.S. post offices are familiar with this procedure so please speak to your local branch before proceeding.)

 1) Proof of U.S. citizenship (one of the following documents)

NOTE: A voter registration card or Social Security card is not proof of U.S. citizenship.

2) Proof of identification issued by the government or state

NOTE: A voter registration card or Social Security card is not proof of identity.

3) Two (2) identical passport-type photographs

Photographs must be official passport-type only and approximately 2" x 2" with a clear background. Photos must be sufficiently recent to be a good likeness and need not be signed. Glossy or matte finish photographs are acceptable. Machine or home photographs are not acceptable. Do not wear a hat or any item that covers the face (except prescription glasses). Face forward only; no side shots or profiles will be accepted.

4) Passport Application Form (Form DSP-11)

This form is commonly referred to as the "brown form". Complete this form in advance but do NOT sign the form. (Form is included with download.)

Please keep a copy of your Passport Application Form outside of the envelope to send to ZVS.

5) Payment of US$145.00

The witness sealing your documents may require a portion of the money paid directly to their office as a processing fee, therefore bring two (2) checks.

6) Letter of Authorization

This letter will authorize Zierer Visa Service to submit and obtain the new passport on your behalf. (Form is included with download.)

7) Proof of Departure

Airline ticket or an original itinerary will be needed. (Proof of departure will vary according to the U.S. Passport Office issuing your passport.)

As stated, please present all above listed items to the authorized representative for approval. You will then sign the passport application form in the presence of the representative who will witness your signature and select the following items from the above list to place in an envelope:

The envelope will then be sealed by the authorized representative and given to you. Please send this envelope as well as the Zierer Visa Service instruction form and payment (form and payment information included in download) to Zierer Visa Service. DO NOT OPEN THIS ENVELOPE!

The National Anthem of United Kingdom

The East of England

The East of England region is founded on the history of the olden empire of East Anglia and, or course, is accessible to and from London.  Two major airports (London Luton and London Stansted) are also located here, as is the beautiful port of Harwich.

South West England

The South West of England region includes the magnificent the Isles of Scilly and the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire.

Heart of England

There is a difference between England and the Heart of England. The Heart of England includes the very heart of Britain.  In a sense it captures the very core of what is English. It is magnificent and humble at the same time.  The landscape and customs are ancient, and sometimes eccentric, nevertheless its cities are full of advancement and are broad-based.

England’s North West

England’s North West  is a wonderful retreat for people who enjoy to walk over rolling hills walking, watching various species of birds, eating gourmet food, cheering at football games, taking in the scenery, riding roller-coasters, learning about history, viewing architectural designs, mountain biking, going to the opera, fishing, all out adventure seeking.

Yorkshire

Yorkshire is full of opportunities to encounter new and exciting things.. It is extensive and endless with a blend of compelling scenery, captivating ocean sides and energetic towns.

South East England

Accommodation, attractions and events in Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Dorset, East Sussex, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Kent, Oxford, Surrey, West Sussex and Wiltshire for short breaks and stays in South East England.

Northumbria

Visit the beautiful, rugged region of Northumbria. You’ll find a fascinating mix of history, culture and spiritual meaning.

Waterside England

England’s rivers, lakes and canals offer an unrivalled variety of places to relax or be highly active on or off the water.

East of England's Waterside

If you're seeking peace and quiet, look no further than the waterways of East of England.

East Midlands' Waterside

Discover the real England with the unspoilt canals and rivers of the East Midlands.

Heart of England's Waterside

The Heart of England is at the very centre of the nation’s network of canals and rivers.

London's Waterside

London was founded on its river - and thousands of years later, the Thames is still the hub of city life.

Northumbria's Waterside

Northumbria’s waterscape is dominated by three great industrial rivers: the Tyne, the Tees and the Wear and the cities that bestride them.

North West's Waterside

From rural tranquility to industrial heritage, the waterways of England’s North West provide a wealth of contrasts.

South East's Waterside

South East England offers a complete range of waterscapes – from the Thames and Medway estuaries to enchantingly rural canals.

South West's Waterside

Discover the beautiful Cotswolds and the famous valleys of the Severn, Avon and Wye from the water.

Yorkshire's Waterside

Yorkshire offers every type of waterway the visitor could wish for notably its unique trans-Pennine canal crossings that were the engineering wonders of their day.

Sources:  Many sources used for the making of this website were obtained from search engines, the CIA World Factbook, and websites such as www.visitengland.com

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