ETA stands for Electronic Travel Authorization. It is a pre-screening requirement for travelers from visa-exempt countries before they can enter certain countries, such as the United Kingdom.

No. An ETA is not a visa. It is a digital authorization required for short-term visits (such as tourism or business) for eligible travelers. You must still meet entry requirements upon arrival.

Nationals of visa-exempt countries may need an ETA before traveling to the UK. Requirements vary based on nationality and the purpose of travel. Always check the latest information on the official UK government website.

ESTA stands for Electronic System for Travel Authorization. It is the U.S. equivalent of ETA and is required for citizens of Visa Waiver Program countries visiting the United States for up to 90 days.

No. We do not process applications. ETA Travel Assistant is an independent information platform. We provide guidance and direct you to the official government websites for applications.

No. This website is not affiliated with any government. Our aim is to provide accurate and easy-to-understand information for travelers, based on publicly available sources.

No. All information on this website is completely free. We do not charge for guidance or access to resources. We do not sell or collect personal data.

We strive to keep all information up to date based on official government sources. However, immigration rules may change at any time. Always verify important requirements on official platforms.