Libya's diaspora began casting their votes on Wednesday, ahead of the historic election for the National Congress on 7th July.
Libyan diaspora cast votes in six countries - Canada, UK, US, UAE, Jordan and Germany.
Whilst some had recently fled, many had left Libya a long time ago, at some point during Gaddafi's 42-year rule.
The Times reported that one elderly gentleman who cast his vote in Wembley, UK, carried with him a passport dating back to 1969.
Coaches have been arranged to enable Britain's 30,000 Libyans to travel to London to cast their votes before Saturday.
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