The UK is set to introduce a new Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system for EU and EEA citizens from April 2025, with applications opening on March 5. The ETA, costing £10, allows visa-free travelers, including tourists, to enter the UK multiple times over two years. This system is being implemented in stages, with the final phase affecting EU and EEA nationals. Notably, Irish passport holders are exempt due to existing agreements. The ETA aligns with similar systems in the US, reflecting changes in travel regulations post-Brexit.
The UK's ETA visa waiver will be required for EU and EEA citizens from April, with online applications opening on Wednesday, March 5th.
The final stage involves EU and EEA countries... People travelling on a passport of any of the above countries will require the ETA from April 2nd, 2025.
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