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Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) for UK Travel from 2024
What is Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA)?
Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) is a new requirement for travelers entering the United Kingdom, including Scotland. From the end of 2024, all EU travelers who can enter the country without a visa will need this electronic authorization. The ETA is digitally linked to your passport and allows you entry into the country.Who needs an ETA?
- Tourists visiting the UK for up to 6 months
- People visiting friends or family
- Business travelers and students on short-term stays
- Creative workers traveling on a Creative Worker Visa (up to 3 months)
- Travelers passing through UK airports (even without crossing border control)
Who doesn’t need an ETA?
- British or Irish passport holders
- People with permission to live, work, or study in the UK
- Holders of a valid visa for entering the United Kingdom
How to apply for an ETA?
- Download the UK ETA app or visit the official GOV.UK website
- Complete the application for each traveler (including children)
- Pay the fee of £59 per person
- Wait for approval (usually within 3 working days)
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