Visas and Entry requirements for British Passport holders
EUROPEAN UNION
Bristish passport holders currently do not require a visa to travel to the European Union. This may change should the UK leave the EU on 31st October without a deal. We would ask that you check the Foreign and Commonwealth Office website for the most up to date information regarding entry requirements after 31st October 2019.
https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice
AUSTRALIA
All British passport holders require a visa. A tourist visa is valid for a year from date of issue and entitles you to multiple entries into Australia for no more than 90 days at any given time and we have the facility to can arrange these visa .For details on business and working visas please contact the Australian consulate.
NEW ZEALAND
From 1 October 2019, anyone travelling by air or cruise and entering New Zealand without a visa (tourists) will need to hold an ETA before travelling to New Zealand. You will be able to apply for an ETA from July 2019. An ETA will last up to 2 years and cost NZ $9 for mobile application requests and NZ $12 for web browser requests. Holders of valid New Zealand visas (both resident and temporary) will continue to be able to enter New Zealand without an ETA. Any queries about the ETA should be directed to ETA.information@mbie.govt.nz
UNITED STATES
Most passport holders can get an Electronic System for Travel Authorisation (ESTA) through the Visa Waiver Programme, which allows travel to the US for up to 90 days. The types of journey allowed under the VWP include tourism, certain types of business visit and transit to another country. You can apply for an ESTA online at https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta/ at a cost of $14. There are various restrictions attached when apllying for an ESTA for the USA and we would urge you to check these carefully before you proceed with an application.
CANADA
Visitors travelling to Canada by air are now expected to get an electronic travel authorisation (eTA) to enter Canada.
If you’re visiting Canada you’ll need an eTA to board your flight unless you’re otherwise exempted (for example, if you have a valid Canadian visa or a permanent resident card). If you have British-Canadian dual nationality you won’t be able to apply for an eTA and you’ll need to present a valid Canadian passport to board your flight to Canada.
For full details and how to apply for an ETA please click on the following link https://www.canada.ca/en
OTHER COUNTRIES
Entry requirements for British passport holders vary from country to country so would urge you check on the official Foreign and Commonwealth office for the latest requirements and also the latest travel advice before confirming any travel plans.
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