British passport
Where can you go on a United Kingdom passport?
Visa rules, fees, and stay limits for every destination — sourced from official government data, with a direct link to each country's portal.
The United Kingdom passport offers wide visa-free or eTA-only access across the European Union, the United States (ESTA), Canada (eTA), Australia (eVisitor / ETA), Japan, Singapore, and most of South America. Following Brexit, UK citizens lost automatic EU residence rights but retained 90-days-in-180 visa-free travel under the Schengen short-stay regime. From 2026, UK travellers will need ETIAS authorisation for Schengen entry. Long-stay options include Spain's digital-nomad visa, Portugal's D7, France's long-stay visitor visa, and various skilled-worker routes — covered on each destination page.
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About travel from United Kingdom
Visa requirements for United Kingdom passport holders vary by destination, purpose, and policies that change without notice. We pull from official government sources where possible — embassy and ministry-of-foreign-affairs pages — and surface the date we last verified each requirement, plus a direct link to the primary source on every answer.
For each destination, you'll find tourist, business, transit, work, study, partner/family and diplomatic visa routes (where applicable). Each shows the visa type, maximum stay, typical cost, processing time, and the official application URL.
Important: a valid visa permits entry subject to officer discretion at the border. Always verify with the destination's embassy or consulate before booking travel, accepting employment, or making relocation plans — particularly for long-stay routes (work, study, family) where the consequences of incorrect information are severe.