UK ETA for Papua New Guinea Citizens
Streamlined travel authorization for Papua New Guinean nationals visiting the United Kingdom
UK ETA for Papua New Guinea Nationals
Papua New Guinea citizens can now apply for the UK Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA), offering an efficient and straightforward way to visit the United Kingdom. Whether you're planning a business trip, visiting family, exploring culture, or taking a holiday, the UK ETA provides hassle-free access without traditional visa complexities.
Designed specifically for visitors, the UK ETA features rapid processing with approval typically within 24-48 hours. At just £10 per application with two years of validity, it's the most economical and convenient option for Papua New Guinean travelers seeking UK entry. The ETA allows unlimited entries during its validity period, perfect for frequent travelers.
UK ETA Information for Papua New Guinea
Key details about the UK ETA application and travel authorization process
24-48 hour approval typical
Only £10 for full 2 years
Complete entirely online
Unlimited entries allowed
Eligibility & Requirements
Check if you're eligible for the UK ETA as a Papua New Guinea citizen
• Valid Papua New Guinea passport
• Passport valid for minimum 6 months
• Digital color passport photograph
• Active email address
• Valid for 2 years
• Up to 6 months per stay
• Visitor status only
• No employment permitted
Frequently Asked Questions
No, the UK ETA is exclusively for visitors and does not authorize any kind of employment or paid work. For work purposes, you must apply for a specific work visa.
You can stay up to 6 months per visit with an ETA, though you must leave and re-enter if you wish to reset your stay counter.
Yes, each child must have their own ETA application and their own valid passport. There are no family packages or dependent ETAs.
You will receive information about why your application was refused. You can then apply for a traditional visitor visa if you still wish to travel to the UK.
If you get a new passport, your ETA is no longer valid and you must apply for a new one linked to your new passport.
No, you must apply before traveling. The ETA is for pre-travel authorization and should be obtained prior to leaving Papua New Guinea.