UK updates rules for remote tribunal evidence from Burkina Faso and Myanmar
The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office revised its country-by-country guidance on giving evidence by video from abroad.
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- The guidance covers whether video evidence is allowed, which tribunals it applies to and steps witnesses must take.
The updated guidance helps people check whether they can give video evidence from Burkina Faso or Myanmar in a UK tribunal case.
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Guidance: Giving evidence from abroad to UK tribunals: rules by country
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UK updates rules for remote tribunal evidence from Burkina Faso and Myanmar
- UK Foreign OfficeGuidance: Giving evidence from abroad to UK tribunals: rules by countrySource: UK Foreign Office 2026 · Nov 4, 2026 (UTC)
The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office revised its country-by-country guidance on giving evidence by video from abroad.
- UK Foreign OfficeGuidance: Giving evidence from abroad to UK tribunals: rules by countrySource: UK Foreign Office 2026 · Nov 4, 2026 (UTC)
The guidance covers whether video evidence is allowed, which tribunals it applies to and steps witnesses must take.
- UK Foreign OfficeGuidance: Giving evidence from abroad to UK tribunals: rules by countrySource: UK Foreign Office 2026 · Nov 4, 2026 (UTC)
The updated guidance helps people check whether they can give video evidence from Burkina Faso or Myanmar in a UK tribunal case.
- UK Foreign OfficeGuidance: Giving evidence from abroad to UK tribunals: rules by countrySource: UK Foreign Office 2026 · Nov 4, 2026 (UTC)