Direct Airside Transit visa
Visa neededTravellers who normally need a visitor visa and need airside transit at Heathrow or Manchester without a qualifying exemption.
- Stay
- Same-day transit.

Jersey visas
Travellers who normally need a visitor visa and need airside transit at Heathrow or Manchester without a qualifying exemption.
Citizens of the listed airside-exempt countries, certain stateless people and refugees, and travellers holding a qualifying exemption document.
Passports that qualify (45)
Travellers who normally need a visitor visa and must pass UK border control during a qualifying air connection, without a landside exemption.
Travellers holding one of the qualifying visas or residence documents and meeting the air travel conditions.
ETA-eligible travellers who must pass UK border control during a connection and do not have other permission to enter.
Travellers who normally need a visitor visa may need a Direct Airside Transit visa or Visitor in Transit visa unless an exemption applies.
Some nationalities and holders of specified visas or residence documents qualify for transit exemptions. Eligible non-visa nationals do not need an ETA for an airside connection at Heathrow or Manchester to a destination outside the UK and Ireland.
Travellers who normally need a visitor visa may need a Direct Airside Transit visa or Visitor in Transit visa unless an exemption applies. Some nationalities and holders of specified visas or residence documents qualify for transit exemptions. Eligible non-visa nationals do not need an ETA for an airside connection at Heathrow or Manchester to a destination outside the UK and Ireland.
There are 5 options: Direct Airside Transit visa (a visa from an embassy); Airside transit without a visa (transit without a visa); Visitor in Transit visa (a visa from an embassy); Landside transit without a visa (transit without a visa); ETA for a connection through border control (an online travel permit).
Yes: ETA for a connection through border control. ETA-eligible travellers who must pass UK border control during a connection and do not have other permission to enter.
Airside: same-day departure. Landside: departure by 23:59 the following day.
Confirmed onward flight.; Documents allowing entry to the final destination, including a visa if required.; Transit visa, ETA or qualifying exemption document, as applicable..
No. For a UK airport connection involving border control, departure must be by air by 23:59 the following day. Leaving the airport is allowed only for transit purposes. An ETA, visa or qualifying exemption is needed.
Airside transit is available only at London Heathrow and Manchester. Airside passengers must remain outside border control and depart on a direct international flight on the same day. The airside destination must be outside the UK and Ireland. Landside passengers must leave by air by 23:59 the following day and leave the airport only for transit purposes.
Yes. Rules depend on the country that issued your passport. Open the Jersey visa page and choose your passport for a plain answer.
Yes. Officials can refuse a visa or entry, even after you apply. Give true answers, bring the documents asked for, and keep proof of your onward trip and money.
On Jersey's official immigration or foreign ministry website, or at its embassy. Rules change, so check close to your trip.
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