April 2025 BOVF member Eric Jordan presented insights from BOVF at the Pattaya City Expats Club The Pattaya City Expats Club hosted a presentation by Eric Jordon of BOVF on voting from overseas. The session was focused on UK overseas citizens, but the event was attended by many nationalities who are impacted by similar
BOVF talk in Pattaya, Thailand. Read More »
On April 1st 2025 BOVF met with the Director of Unlock Democracy. We have been working with Unlock Democracy where our policies align – namely evolving voting mechanisms for overseas citizens and the potential for overseas constituencies. On April 1st, BOVF met with the Director of Unlock Democracy, Tom Brake, to discuss how we progress
Meeting with Director of Unlock Democracy, Tom Brake. Read More »
British citizens in Taiwan are invited to join BOVF in partnership with the British Chamber of Commerce in Taipei (BCCT) for an informative and interactive session explaining how British citizens living in Taiwan can exercise their right to vote. Join us on Thursday, June 12 · 5:30 – 7:30pm CST to connect with fellow overseas
BOVF event, 12th June, Taipei. “Enhancing your rights as a British overseas voter” Read More »
BOVF is referenced in Cambodian media ‘Kiripost’ in an article by political commentator John Lowrie.
BOVF in Cambodian News Read More »
London, [3rd February 2025] – A new survey conducted by the British Overseas Voters Forum (BOVF) has revealed concerning gaps in awareness among British citizens living abroad regarding their voting rights in UK elections. In January 2024, a key amendment to the Elections Act extended voting eligibility to an additional 2 million British citizens overseas.
BOVF Survey Reveals Lack of Awareness About Changes to Voting Rights for Expats Read More »
