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UK Electronic Travel Authorisation: What is the new visa-free entry system and what effect will it have?

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The UK government has revealed more about its Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) – described as “a new requirement for people who do not need a visa to come to the UK”.

The government says: “By the end of 2024, ETAs will be a requirement worldwide for visitors who do not need a visa for short stays.”

 

The ETA will be rolled out from November 2023. Citizens of Qatar will be the first to need one. Shortly afterwards it will be extended to other citizens of the Gulf region plus Jordan.

 

The immigration minister, Robert Jenrick, says: “ETAs will enhance our border security by increasing our knowledge about those seeking to come to the UK and preventing the arrival of those who pose a threat. It will also improve travel for legitimate visitors.”

The government says: “By applying for an ETA in advance, visitors will benefit from smooth and efficient travel. The application process will be quick, light touch and entirely digital with most visitors applying via a mobile app and receiving a swift decision on their application.”

 

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Just to be clear the new Electronic Travel Authorisation is being rolled for travellers who don’t need a visa to visit the UK, Visa Nationals will still need to apply for Entry Clearance, a Visa, to travel to the UK.

 

The ETA application costs £10 with similar schemes already in operation in a number of countries, including the USA and Australia, and shortly in theEU.

 

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https://www.gov.uk/guidance/electronic-travel-authorisation-eta

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