Visitors to the UK from 48 countries must now apply and pay a fee before travel
The Electronic Travel Authorisation, or ETA, kicks in on January 8 for travelers from 48 countries around the world, when entering the UK. The ETA – which must be applied for before travel — will last two years and cost $12.
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As of Jan. 8, an electronic travel authorization will be required for visitors from dozens of visa-exempt countries, including the United States and Canada.
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ETAs are valid for two years and allow for multiple entries. They are digitally linked to passports, so if a traveller gets a new passport during those two years, they will need to apply for a new ETA.
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