EU, UK and ETA
What are the new rules for Brits travelling to Europe?
Britons travelling to EU countries will soon be required to apply for an ETIAS to gain entry. (Getty) New rules are set to come into force this year for Britons who are travelling to the EU, in an effort to strengthen security measures across European borders.
Americans heading to the United Kingdom will need an Electronic Travel Authorization, or ETA, starting Jan. 8. It costs ...
Residents of Antigua and Barbuda are reminded that the United Kingdom’s Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) requirement for short-term travellers from Antig ...
Find out here if you need an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) before you travel to Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK.
The British High Commission says Jamaican nationals are not affected by the new requirement of the Electronic Travel ...
Most individuals who are visiting the UK or transiting through the UK, and who are exempt from obtaining a visitor visa, will ...
Starting today, 8 January, travellers from 48 countries, including Malaysia, can apply for an Electronic Travel Authorisation ...
Malaysians will be among the citizens from 48 countries who will need Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) to enter the ...
Millions of US citizens and other non-Europeans visiting or transiting through the UK without a visa will need a £10 digital ...
Caribbean nationals wishing to visit the United Kingdom (UK) will, from Wednesday, need to be in possession of that country’s ...
Before that, the UK will introduce its ETA system on January 8. ETA, which stands for Electronic Travel Authorisation, is a new digital registration scheme for travelers who don’t need a visa to ...
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