Bristol

Travelling to the UK after Brexit hasn't changed much for most visitors. EU and EEA citizens, along with Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland, can still enter the country without a visa for short-term visits. However, those planning to work or study in the UK for more than six months will need to obtain the appropriate visa. Additionally, residents of nine other countries, including Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea, and the USA, can also visit the UK without a visa. To ensure a smooth journey, it is advisable to consult the UK Government website for any specific visa requirements or regulations.

Public Transport in Bristol is mainly based on the bus system, run by First City Line Buses. They operate roughly between 5:30am and 11pm/12:30am. Temple Meads and Parkway are the main railway stations, serving many destinations all over the UK. It takes 90 minutes to London Paddington station from Bristol. A popular way of seeing Bristol is by ferry on the River Avon. You can get multi-stop tickets, round trips, regular tickets and family passes. Ferry services are operated by Number Seven Boats and Bristol Ferry Boats.

You can either choose one of the licensed Bristol Blue taxis (called hackney carriage vehicles) or a private hire taxi company. Taxi ranks are marked with a white box and can be found all over the city.

There are multiple post offices all over town. One centrally located is The Galleries Post Office.