First planned service
United Kingdom
Understand the requirements for your next visit to the United Kingdom.
Explore UK ETAChoose your destination to understand who needs an authorisation, what to prepare, and how to apply.
First planned service
Understand the requirements for your next visit to the United Kingdom.
Explore UK ETA
Service coming later
Plan ahead for eligible air travel to Canada, from city breaks to mountain escapes.
Explore Canada eTA
Service coming later
Understand NZeTA requirements before discovering New Zealand’s remarkable scenery.
Plus NZ$100 IVL for most visitors.
Explore New Zealand NZeTAGovernment fees shown, not our service prices. Eligibility and passport conditions apply. View official sources.
Good preparation starts with knowing what you need. Here’s a simple way to approach your journey.
Choose your destination and use the official eligibility guidance to check the right travel permission for you.
Prepare your passport, contact details and any required photo. Check each detail carefully before submitting.
Use the official application route. Allow time for the authority’s decision and travel with the correct passport.
Travel documents can feel complicated. Our approach is straightforward: explain the requirements, be open about our role, and help you make an informed choice.
We’re building an optional travel assistance service, with the UK first. We have no government affiliation, and no private service can guarantee an approval. If you’re ready to apply today, use the official route.
Start with the essentials, so you can plan your next step with confidence.
Explore all FAQsNo. ETA Atlas is a planned independent private assistance service. We are not a government agency and are not affiliated with, endorsed by or authorised to represent any government. You can always apply directly through the official government websites.
No. Using a private service is optional. You can check the requirements and apply directly with the relevant government, paying only the official fees.
Not yet. This website is a prelaunch preview. It provides country information, but does not accept applications, passport uploads or payments. UK ETA is the first planned service; Canada and New Zealand are planned for later.
No. Only the relevant government decides an application and its processing time. A private service cannot guarantee approval, faster government processing or admission at the border.
Get to know your travel requirements before you go.