In just under a year, people travelling to the EU will have to pay an entry fee.
The bloc has finally announced the date for its new visa waiver system known as ETIAS, which requires non-residents to fill out a €7 application form.
Under the so-called ‘90 day rule’, Brits, Americans, Australians and many other nationals are allowed to spend up to 90 days in every 180 in the EU. Any longer and they need a visa.
That’s not changing fundamentally, as people are still entitled to spend this much time inside the EU, but the process will no longer be completely admin-free from May 2023.
ETIAS – which stands for ‘European Travel
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