Can I get my money back if I’ve paid for an ETA through an unofficial website?

Unofficial sites charging high fees for UK Electronic Travel Authorisations (ETAs) have been misleading applicants, with some paying up to £80 when the official site charges only £10. The UK government has advised using the official site and warned against falling for unofficial sites that appear on Google searches. If you’ve already paid the unofficial site, it may be difficult to get a refund, but contacting the company and your local European Consumer Centre organization might help. Blocking payments through your bank or credit card company is another option if you paid by credit card.

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