Short answer: in 2026, Antiguan, Grenadian and Kittitian passports remain visa-free to the UK, with an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before travel; Dominica, Vanuatu, St Lucia and Turkey need a visa.
Country by country
| Passport | UK travel | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Antigua & Barbuda | Visa-free (ETA) | |
| Grenada | Visa-free (ETA) | |
| St Kitts & Nevis | Visa-free (ETA) | |
| Dominica | Visa required | Since 2023 |
| Vanuatu | Visa required | Since 2023 |
| St Lucia | Visa required | Since March 2026 |
| Turkey | Visa required |
Why it keeps changing
The UK has reintroduced visa requirements for several countries in recent years over concerns about some CBI schemes. Visa-free access isn’t permanent, so weigh policy stability when choosing a passport.
If UK access matters
- Prioritise Antigua, Grenada and St Kitts.
- All three are also visa-free to the Schengen Area — good for families often in Europe.
- To live in the UK long term, a CBI passport isn’t enough; other routes are needed.
Based on public information as of September 2026; check the UK’s latest entry rules before travelling.