UK ETA for Samoa Citizens
Simple and fast travel authorization for Samoan nationals visiting the United Kingdom
UK ETA for Samoa Nationals
Samoa citizens can now apply for the UK Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA), providing convenient access to the United Kingdom for tourism, business, family visits, and cultural exploration. The UK ETA eliminates the traditional visa application process, making travel planning simpler and faster.
The UK ETA is the preferred choice for Samoan travelers seeking efficient UK entry. With approval Processing typically within 12-36 hours (Express) or 3 working days (Regular) and only a $60.00 fee, the ETA offers outstanding value. Valid for two years with unlimited visits, it's ideal for both single trips and regular travelers to the UK.
UK ETA Information for Samoa
Everything you need to know about your UK ETA application
Processing usually within 12-36 hours (Express) or 3 working days (Regular)
Just $60.00 for 2-year validity
No paperwork, entirely digital
Visit multiple times during validity
Eligibility & Requirements
Ensure you meet all requirements for UK ETA eligibility
• Valid Samoan passport
• Use the passport you will travel with
• Recent digital photo of your face
• Valid email address
• 2-year validity period
• Allows up to 6 months per visit
• Tourist/visitor status only
• No work authorization
Frequently Asked Questions
No, the UK ETA is for visitors only and does not permit any employment or work. You'll need a work visa if you plan to be employed.
You can stay up to 6 months on each visit, but you must comply with UK immigration officer instructions on arrival.
Yes, every person including children needs their own separate ETA application and passport.
If an ETA application is refused, you can apply again, but the fee for the earlier application is not refunded. If you have a criminal record or have previously been refused entry, a Standard Visitor visa may be a better route.
No, if you get a new passport, you must apply for a new ETA linked to your new passport number.
No, you must apply before your trip. The ETA is for pre-travel authorization before you leave Samoa.