Dual nationals face scramble for UK passports as new rules come into force
Summary
New passport rules for British dual nationals will begin on February 25, requiring them to have a British passport or a certificate of entitlement to enter the UK. This change affects those who currently use another country's passport to enter the UK, with some facing difficulties due to timing and costs involved in obtaining the necessary documents.Key Facts
- New passport rules for dual nationals in the UK start on February 25.
- Dual nationals need a British passport or certificate of entitlement to enter the UK.
- The certificate of entitlement costs £589, while a British passport costs about £100.
- These changes are part of a bigger immigration system reform in the UK.
- Dual nationals cannot apply for the new Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) like regular visitors.
- The new rules do not affect Irish passport holders.
- Some dual nationals may face delays or difficulties returning to the UK if they are currently traveling.
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