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I have dual citizenship of USA and Egypt. I am a student in England and hold a Biometric Residence Permit. My nationality on the BRP is Egyptian since I had applied for my Student Visa from Egypt.

Can I travel from London to Paris with my USA passport (no visa required) and return to England with my BRP?

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    You only need to use your BPR at the UK controls, you can use your American passport everywhere else in the EEA – Gayot Fow Jan 9 '17 at 19:30
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    @GayotFow that should be an answer. – chx Jan 16 '17 at 14:38
  • @chx we need to see if a noob wants to create an answer. If not, yeah we can come in and answer it :) But give them a chance please... – Gayot Fow Jan 16 '17 at 15:43
  • @Crazydre nobody said 'stand-alone'. It provides leave-to-enter authority just like a visa affixed to a passport page. And per my comment, it is recognised only by UK authorities. – Gayot Fow Feb 8 '17 at 17:00
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For entry to France, from Consulate General of France in Chicago:

American passport holders are not required to obtain a visa prior to visiting France -as tourists- for up to 90 days per semester (6 months).

For re-entry to UK, from GOV.UK:

You can use your BRP to confirm your:

  • identity
  • right to study or work in the UK
  • right to any public services or benefits you’re entitled to
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Yes, you can use your US passport for France.

When re-entering the UK, present your Egyptian passport and BRP. This also goes for the Eurostar-run UK exit checks if going to France by train (before French border control)

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