Does a US citizen need a visa to visit the UK?

Answer 1

According the US State Department's travel information web site, travel.state.gov, "A visa is not required for tourist or business visits to the UK of less than six months in duration." For other situations, see the web site for more information.

Answer 2

That depends, of course, on the purpose of the visit. For a short visit for purposes of tourism or one of making business contacts, presentations, etc. probably not. For purposes of setting up residence, conducting employment, studying or establishing business then one needs the necessary student, work and/or residence permits. Official visitors need to be sponsored by their organisations, UNO, NATO, etc. Check out the website of the British Embassy or High Commission of your country of citizenship or residence for up to date information.

Answer 3

If you want to travel in Another Country then you need a visa. Except some of the European countries.

No a US citizen does not need a visa to enter the UK.

Answer 4

Only if he plans to stay there for an extended visit. Otherwise, just a standard passport will do.

Answer 5

to get to England, yes

Absolutely not.

Answer 6

No.

A US citizen does not need a visa to travel to the UK as a tourist.

If you want to live or work in the UK you will need a residence permit or work permit.

Answer 7

Yes

Answer 8

yes.