I was at Goulds chemists at 7.30 when it opened.
I stored two mobile phones there for the massive sum of £3.
I walked towards the Embassy, crossed the zebra crossing and joined the smallish queue ahead of me.
You're called forwards and asked for your interview letter.
They ask if you have any electronics on you or metal. Those with electronics are sent up to the chemists while you are given a clear plastic bag for your metal (keys, change, belt).
You then join another queue where you will get called forwards to show your passport.
You then join another queue where you will get called forwards to go through a metal detector and put your bag and papers through an x-ray machine.
You then walk around to the North of the Embassy which is where the visa entrance is.
You queue at reception and show them your letter...
I stored two mobile phones there for the massive sum of £3.
I walked towards the Embassy, crossed the zebra crossing and joined the smallish queue ahead of me.
You're called forwards and asked for your interview letter.
They ask if you have any electronics on you or metal. Those with electronics are sent up to the chemists while you are given a clear plastic bag for your metal (keys, change, belt).
You then join another queue where you will get called forwards to show your passport.
You then join another queue where you will get called forwards to go through a metal detector and put your bag and papers through an x-ray machine.
You then walk around to the North of the Embassy which is where the visa entrance is.
You queue at reception and show them your letter...
