UK Introduces New Entry Fee for Visitors from 48 Countries
- Visitors to the UK from 48 countries, including the United States and Canada, must now pay a fee to enter Britain after a new visa-waiver entry system took effect.
- The Electronic Travel Authorisation scheme requires visitors without a visa to obtain pre-travel authorisation costing £10 for stays of up to six months.
- The ETA scheme has been expanded to include citizens from around 50 countries, including Argentina, Brazil, and New Zealand.
- The new UK entry scheme is similar to the upcoming ETIAS scheme for visa-exempt nationals traveling to 30 European countries, which will cost £7.
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