There are no immigration controls between the UK and the Channel Islands. If you hold a British passport, you’re not required to carry it to visit the CIs. However, it is recommended to bring a photo ID such as a driving licence while other transport providers require you to carry your passport.
Anyone arriving on the island from outside the Common Travel Area (CTA) will need to show a valid passport or identity card with a visa.
Most visitors are granted up to a six-month stay.
Immigration must be notified of any persons leaving or joining vessels that are arriving from or departing from places other than the UK or other Channel Islands.
Last updated: May 2024
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