From February 25, dual British nationals, including children, could be denied entry to the country unless they have a British passport, under the latest travel changes. Apply for, or renew your passport here: https://t.co/AUxlAmPXx1#TravelReady pic.twitter.com/yJ5gAAet1U — His Majesty’s Passport Office (@HM_Passport) February 17, 2026Passport changes for dual British nationals entering UK from this monthAlthough British and Irish citizens, including dual nationals, are exempt from this requirement, they will have to meet other conditions. Going forward, in order to travel to the UK, dual nationals will now need a valid British passport. Currently, dual British nationals have been able to enter the UK using their non-British passport without cost. A Home Office spokesperson commented: “From February 25, 2026, all dual British citizens will need to present either a valid British passport or certificate of entitlement when travelling to the UK.

Source: The Herald February 17, 2026 15:29 UTC