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Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA)
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Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA)
From city breaks to time with family, get support with the paperwork before you travel.
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An Electronic Travel Authorisation is permission to travel for eligible visitors. It is linked to your passport and is not a visa. You still need to meet the entry rules at the border.
Yes. You can apply through GOV.UK and pay only the government fee. VisaViza is an optional, independent commercial assistance service.
GOV.UK says decisions usually arrive within a day, but can take up to three working days. Additional checks can take longer. Wait for confirmation before travelling.
Normally two years, or until the passport used to apply expires, whichever comes first. You may make multiple journeys during that period, subject to the rules for each visit.