Money-spinner:' Readers slam new UK passport rules for dual citizens

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"Independent readers are questioning new rules requiring dual British citizens to enter the country using a British passport or certificate of entitlement from 25 February. Until now, many have been able to pass through the UK border using foreign passports, including EU ones, without any issues. The changes are part of the Home Office's new ETA scheme, which will soon require visitors from countries that do not need a visa to travel to the UK to obtain an ETA before arrival."

Journalism funding enables reporters to cover critical issues such as reproductive rights, climate change and Big Tech, and allows journalists to speak to both sides of stories. Quality journalism can be kept free at the point of access by relying on donations from those who can afford to support it. From 25 February, dual British citizens must enter the UK using a British passport or a certificate of entitlement under a new ETA scheme requiring visa-free visitors to obtain an ETA before arrival. Many dual nationals have let UK passports lapse, face substantial costs for certificates, and may encounter enforcement and boarding complications.

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