embarkation card

"Do you still have your embarkation cards?"

The process by which overstayers were detected before 1998 was ostensibly based on the system of landing and embarkation cards.

Secondly, I would like to ask the Bureau that intermediate trips be paid on the basis of not only the ticket, but also the embarkation card.

Since August 1980 the unit's computer has identified visitors who overstay their permitted time in Britain by matching landing and embarkation cards.

Airport Charge stamps were used for the payment of the tax on the embarkation card of persons travelling to North Africa.

The Bootle computer notifies the Croydon office if it does not receive notice of an embarkation card by the time the visitor's time us up.

'You'll need your embarkation card, Dr Thomas.'

These were placed on conditional "coded" landing by the immigration officer on arrival and would be required to fill out an embarkation card on departure.

If you're leaving the country and have lost your embarkation card, you should be able to get a free replacement at the border, assuming that the stamp in your passport has not expired.

Passport control and security procedures are similarly efficient (bring your embarkation card, which you should have received upon arrival; if you don't have one, you can get a blank form before going through passport control).

The old "Traffic Index" of manually collated landing and embarkation cards was replaced by a new computer system, (INDECS), in 1979 but the primitive database was hardly an improvement.

A departure card, also known as an outgoing passenger card and embarkation card, is a legal document used by the immigration authorities to provide passenger identification and an effective record of a person's departure from certain countries.

In 1916 a "Traffic Index" was created from the landing and embarkation cards collected at ports and matched together at the Home Office's Aliens Branch HQ to show whether the person had complied with their conditions of entry.