The latest news about the United Kingdom ETA-visa.


Channel Islands will introduce ETA at the end of 2025

The UK ETA will become mandatory for travel to the UK in April 2025. The ETA will only be introduced on the Channel Islands at the end of 2025...

News report | 01-10-2024 | 12:54:49

ETA becomes mandatory for Europeans on 2 April

From April 2024 onwards, you need an ETA or a visa to travel to the United Kingdom. Europeans can apply for the UK ETA online from March 2025 onwards...

News report | 18-09-2024 | 11:13:34

Internship and Placement Visa for the UK

You need a visa for an internship or a placement in the United Kingdom. Apply for the internship visa once you receive a certificate of sponsorship...

News report | 17-07-2024 | 15:19:43

Graduate Visa UK Remains Unchanged For Now

The British government researched fraud related to the graduate visa. Plans for tightening the visa rules seem off the table for now. ...

News report | 29-05-2024 | 11:49:07

First phase introduction ETA completed successfully

The first phase of the introduction of the ETA UK has been completed. Some 100,000 applications from Middle Eastern travellers have been processed...

News report | 02-04-2024 | 14:36:08

United Kingdom tightens study visa rules

The United Kingdom is tightening study visa regulations in an attempt to limit increasing net migration to the countries within the UK...

News report | 29-03-2024 | 14:09:12

Visa to marry in the United Kingdom

If you are getting married in the United Kingdom or entering into a civil partnership in the country, you will need a Marriage Visitor visa...

News report | 06-03-2024 | 13:44:09

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