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Transit through London with EU residence permit (Tunisian passport) - risky or fine?

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Hey everyone! I’m a Tunisian citizen living in Germany with a valid residence permit, and I'm gearing up for an exciting trip to Malta. My journey involves flying from Berlin to London, then onward to Malta, but I’ve booked these flights separately. I won't have any checked luggage and plan to stay airside during my transfer. I’m curious if I can transit through London without a UK visa, given my EU residence permit. Has anyone navigated a similar situation?

Hi everyone, I’m a Tunisian citizen living in Germany with a valid residence permit and I’m planning a trip to Malta. My route is Berlin to London and then London to Malta on the same day, but the flights are booked separately. I won’t have any checked luggage and I plan to stay entirely airside during the transfer without entering the UK. I do have a confirmed onward ticket to Malta and a return ticket back to Germany a few days later. From what I’ve read, it might be possible to transit airside without a UK visa if you hold an EU residence permit, but I’m concerned that with separate tickets I might be required to go through border control or be denied boarding. Has anyone been in a similar situation, and is this realistically doable or too risky?

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