Arrival Card / Entry Declaration – United Kingdom
Apply for UK Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) – Official
Arrival Card / Digital Entry Declaration
Most travellers to the United Kingdom do not complete an arrival card. However, entry processes can change; verify official guidance before travel.
Critical Update — Dual UK / Irish Passport Holders
Recent UK policy changes mean many dual citizens (including UK–Ireland dual nationals) must travel to the UK using specific documents. This can affect boarding by airlines from 25 February 2026.
Visa & Entry Permission
Use the UK government eligibility tools to determine if you need a visa or an electronic permission for your nationality and travel purpose.
Passport Validity & Nationality Rules
Passport and nationality rules can differ for British, Irish, and other nationals. Airlines may apply document checks before travel.
Customs & Border Declarations
Rules on goods, food, plants and restricted items can change. Check official UK guidance before you pack.
Airline & Boarding Requirements
Airlines can deny boarding if documentation does not meet UK entry requirements, especially around the ETA rollout. Check official guidance and carry the required passport/entitlement documents.