How are Expiry dates on UK passports written? [duplicate]












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In my British Passport the expiry date is given as 08APR meaning 8th April. It is followed by AVR24 for year of expiry. What does the AVR24 stand for?






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    any chance you're seeing APR/AVR followed by 24? The French for April is Avril, and your passport might expire in 2024.

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In my British Passport the expiry date is given as 08APR meaning 8th April. It is followed by AVR24 for year of expiry. What does the AVR24 stand for?






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    any chance you're seeing APR/AVR followed by 24? The French for April is Avril, and your passport might expire in 2024.

    – Kate Gregory
    Jan 9 at 15:23














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In my British Passport the expiry date is given as 08APR meaning 8th April. It is followed by AVR24 for year of expiry. What does the AVR24 stand for?






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  • 5





    any chance you're seeing APR/AVR followed by 24? The French for April is Avril, and your passport might expire in 2024.

    – Kate Gregory
    Jan 9 at 15:23














  • 5





    any chance you're seeing APR/AVR followed by 24? The French for April is Avril, and your passport might expire in 2024.

    – Kate Gregory
    Jan 9 at 15:23








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any chance you're seeing APR/AVR followed by 24? The French for April is Avril, and your passport might expire in 2024.

– Kate Gregory
Jan 9 at 15:23





any chance you're seeing APR/AVR followed by 24? The French for April is Avril, and your passport might expire in 2024.

– Kate Gregory
Jan 9 at 15:23










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They are written in the following format:




Day English-Month /French-Month Year




So for example:




01 Aug /Aout 25




For 1st August 2025.



Your date is simply 8th April 2024.






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    I've known this almost my entire life and it still takes me a few moments to parse, every time. ^_^

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    Jan 9 at 18:32











  • Yeah, I have exactly the same problem!

    – Muzer
    2 days ago


















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1 Answer
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They are written in the following format:




Day English-Month /French-Month Year




So for example:




01 Aug /Aout 25




For 1st August 2025.



Your date is simply 8th April 2024.






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  • 2





    I've known this almost my entire life and it still takes me a few moments to parse, every time. ^_^

    – Lightness Races in Orbit
    Jan 9 at 18:32











  • Yeah, I have exactly the same problem!

    – Muzer
    2 days ago
















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They are written in the following format:




Day English-Month /French-Month Year




So for example:




01 Aug /Aout 25




For 1st August 2025.



Your date is simply 8th April 2024.






share|improve this answer



















  • 2





    I've known this almost my entire life and it still takes me a few moments to parse, every time. ^_^

    – Lightness Races in Orbit
    Jan 9 at 18:32











  • Yeah, I have exactly the same problem!

    – Muzer
    2 days ago














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They are written in the following format:




Day English-Month /French-Month Year




So for example:




01 Aug /Aout 25




For 1st August 2025.



Your date is simply 8th April 2024.






share|improve this answer













They are written in the following format:




Day English-Month /French-Month Year




So for example:




01 Aug /Aout 25




For 1st August 2025.



Your date is simply 8th April 2024.







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answered Jan 9 at 15:35









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  • 2





    I've known this almost my entire life and it still takes me a few moments to parse, every time. ^_^

    – Lightness Races in Orbit
    Jan 9 at 18:32











  • Yeah, I have exactly the same problem!

    – Muzer
    2 days ago














  • 2





    I've known this almost my entire life and it still takes me a few moments to parse, every time. ^_^

    – Lightness Races in Orbit
    Jan 9 at 18:32











  • Yeah, I have exactly the same problem!

    – Muzer
    2 days ago








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2





I've known this almost my entire life and it still takes me a few moments to parse, every time. ^_^

– Lightness Races in Orbit
Jan 9 at 18:32





I've known this almost my entire life and it still takes me a few moments to parse, every time. ^_^

– Lightness Races in Orbit
Jan 9 at 18:32













Yeah, I have exactly the same problem!

– Muzer
2 days ago





Yeah, I have exactly the same problem!

– Muzer
2 days ago



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