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The Immigration (Electronic Travel Authorisations and the Islands) Regulations 2026

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3 Recognition of Island ETAs

(1) This regulation applies where under the law of any of the Islands a person is granted an Island ETA. (2) A person falling within paragraph (1) shall, during the period of validity of their Island ETA, be treated as if they are the holder of an ETA. (3) Where a person is granted an Island ETA subject to any such conditions as are authorised under the law of that Island, then that person shall be treated as if those conditions had been imposed as conditions of an ETA granted under immigration rules made pursuant to section 11C(2) of the Immigration Act 1971. (4) Nothing under this regulation shall be taken as requiring a person to be permitted to travel to the United Kingdom contrary to the operation of a scheme made under section 22(1) of the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015.

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3 Recognition of Island ETAs

(1) This regulation applies where under the law of any of the Islands a person is granted an Island ETA. (2) A person falling within paragraph (1) shall, during the period of validity of their Island ETA, be treated as if they are the holder of an ETA. (3) Where a person is granted an Island ETA subject to any such conditions as are authorised under the law of that Island, then that person shall be treated as if those conditions had been imposed as conditions of an ETA granted under immigration rules made pursuant to section 11C(2) of the Immigration Act 1971. (4) Nothing under this regulation shall be taken as requiring a person to be permitted to travel to the United Kingdom contrary to the operation of a scheme made under section 22(1) of the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015.

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