In fact, they’ll need to be holding the necessary Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before hopping onto their flight, or risk being denied boarding. The ETA is a digital visa-waiver which applies ...

The UK has just launched its new Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) permit for non-EU travellers. The new system means tourists are required to gain permission to enter the country, as part of ...

ETA applications for Americans and other nationalities opened Nov. 27, 2024, for travel beginning Jan. 8, 2025. The application cost is 10 pounds ($13) and will be valid for multiple visits up to a ...

The electronic travel authorization, called ETA and linked to a traveler’s passport, costs 10 pounds, or around $13, and lasts two years. The requirement was introduced about a year ago for ...

Starting January 8, Americans traveling to the U.K. must apply for the country's Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA), a screening program. An ETA costs about $13 and is good for multiple entries ...

The Real ID does not replace a passport for international travel and travelers can still use a passport for all domestic flights within the U.S. Entering the UK with ETA The expansion of the ...

United States citizens currently don't need a visa for short stays in the U.K., but even those travelers just passing through will be required to have the ETA. The U.K. is the third most-visited ...

The K-ETA is a requirement that visa-free foreign visitors need to obtain before entering South Korea. Each application fee costs 10,000 won (S$9) and is valid for three years.

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Starting Jan. 8, 2025, Canadians will have to apply for an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) to visit or travel through the U.K. All non-European travellers will be able to apply for an ETA ...

Australians can apply online for an ETA for about $20 (£10) from November 27, local time. It will last for two years (no need for a new ETA for every visit), as long as you don’t get a new ...