Can I still visit Scotland now the UK has left the EU?
Yes, you are definitely still able to visit Scotland. For more information and advice, please see ourvisiting Scotland after Brexitpage or check theUK Government advice for visiting the UK after Brexit.
What is an Electronic Travel Authorisation?
People travelling to the UK without a visa will soon need to get an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA). This will give you permission to travel to the UK, and it is electronically linked to your passport.
Find out more information to see if you're eligible for the ETA scheme
Do I need any vaccinations to visit Scotland?
No.
What number should I call for non-emergency medical and healthcare advice?
Dial 111 to speak to theNHS 24service which provides urgent health advice out of hours.
What is the electricity supply like in Scotland?
Scotland enjoys a constant electricity supply throughout the country (including the Highlands and Islands). Power cuts are rare and are usually fixed very quickly.
Is it safe to drink Scottish tap water?
Yes, Scotland boasts exceptionally clean tap water that is perfectly safe to drink.
Will I be able to access the internet?
Most accommodation providers offer Wi-Fi (check before you book though!) as well as many cafés and visitor attractions. You should also be able to access roaming data from your phone (charges vary though so please check with your provider before you visit us).
Can I use my mobile phone?
Your mobile should switch onto a UK network while you’re here, though charges for calls and data vary. Check with your own provider before your holiday.
What are the common shopping hours?
Most shops are open from 9am- 5pm, but some may stay open later and there are many that open at the weekend too.
How much do carrier bags cost?
10p. Shoppers are encouraged to re-use carrier bags.
