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Source: The Points Guy
Summary
The UK will no longer be flexible with enforcing the Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) requirement for visitors starting February 25. Visitors without an ETA will be denied entry. The cost of the ETA will increase from 16 British pounds to 20 British pounds, with no specific date for the increase. The ETA is valid for two years or until the passport expires.
Our Reading
The escape is carefully planned.
The ETA requirement is becoming stricter, and visitors must apply online beforehand. It may take up to three business days to obtain clearance. The cost is increasing, but the ETA is valid for two years.
Travelers must apply for an ETA on the UK’s government website, and a photo upload is required. Only British and Irish citizens are exempt. If the application is rejected, travelers can reapply, but if it’s formally refused, they’ll need to get a visa.
It’s better to act sooner rather than later and apply for an ETA before the price increase.
As travelers rediscover the UK, they’ll need to consider the ETA requirement for their trip.
Original Observation: The escape is carefully planned, but it’s not like they’re going to find any hidden gems.
Author: Evan Null
