The UK is introducing new entry requirements that will affect Australians travelling to the country, with particular impact on people who hold dual Australian and British citizenship. Multiple reports explain that the UK’s forthcoming ETA (Electronic Travel Authorisation) scheme will change how eligible visitors obtain permission to travel, replacing the previous approach for many short-term trips. The changes also relate to new or updated passport rules for travellers, which are expected to determine which passport holders can use specific entry pathways. For dual Australian-British citizens, the practical effect is that they may face additional restrictions or different processing requirements depending on which passport they use when applying for or receiving travel authorisation. The articles outline the need for travellers to check eligibility and make sure their travel documents and application details match the requirements under the UK’s ETA framework. Overall, the reporting focuses on what Australians need to do to prepare ahead of the implementation of the ETA visa waiver and the UK’s updated passport handling rules.