The UK is implementing a phased introduction of the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) for EU, EEA, and Swiss passport holders starting April 2nd, 2024. This applies to all non-EU nationals previously required to obtain an ETA. Exemptions include UK and Irish passport holders, as well as individuals with valid UK visas or residency. Travelers must apply online, with warnings about online scams advising caution. The UK government will not send reminders, stressing the importance of verifying ETA requirements independently before travel.
The phased introduction of the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) extends its requirement to EU, EEA, and Swiss passport holders starting April 2nd.
Travelers must apply for the £10 ETA online in advance, as scammers exploit online processes by offering unauthorized help for documentation.
The UK government does not send reminders about the ETA requirement, making it essential for travelers to independently verify their need for an ETA.
Only UK and Irish passport holders are exempt from the ETA, along with individuals holding valid UK visas or residency.
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