Travellers to the UK are being warned that they will need an Electronic Travel Authorisation or ETA from April.
The website to get an ETA opened yesterday.
Nearly a million Swiss nationals visit the UK every year – London is by far the most popular destination from Geneva airport with more than 2 million passengers every year.
Every traveller, including babies, will need their own ETA. A multi entry 2-year pass will cost £10 a person – about CHF 11.50. Authorization will normally be given immediately, but the UK government recommends applying at least three days before travel.
The only people exempt are UK or Irish nationals.
A UK ETA is not needed for the Republic of Ireland, but you will need one for Northern Ireland.
There is an exception for some school trips.
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