BEFORE DEPARTING THE UK
Drivers must not go through UK border control, or board transport to the UK, if you suspect someone is hiding in the vehicle you’re driving.
You should contact the police in the country you’re in or speak to border control at the port where they plan to board.
You can also contact the Border Force at the port where you plan to arrive.
AFTER ARRIVING IN THE UK
You shouldn’t approach anyone hiding in a vehicle. You should stay in the cab of your vehicle and contact the local police.
They will take your details and your company’s details, and tell the Border Force about the clandestine entrants.
You and your company may get letters from the clandestine entrant civil penalty team, which is part of Border Force, asking for information about the security system in place on that day.
Clandestine Entrants
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Question 1 of 41. Question
Billy is returning from Spain to the UK and is due to board the ferry in Calais.
Prior to boarding what should Billy do?
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Question 2 of 42. Question
Who is deemed responsible if clandestine entrants are found in Billy's vehicle?
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Question 3 of 43. Question
How much may Billy be liable to pay for each clandestine entrant found in his vehicle
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Question 4 of 44. Question
When should Mike check his lorry for clandestine entrants?
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