Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My advice would be to get the ETA even though it is not correct to do so. That should ensure the airline will let you fly. Once there, British immigration could give you a hard time about it but they will not refuse entry to a British citizen so they will let you all in. But then you need to get their British passports sorted out after you return.
The problem is that they would have to lie on the ETA application about being a dual citizen, which could have long term legal implications. My advice would be to ignore your advice, and to ring the embassy.