Published 2 years ago

Introduction of €7 visa-waiver forms for travellers to EU delayed

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The EU has delayed the introduction of a €7 visa-waiver form to enter its passport-free zone, meaning British travellers are unlikely to face the charge until 2024 at the earliest. The European travel information and authorisation system (Etias), which applies to non-EU citizens from 60 countries that have visa-free travel with the EU, is now scheduled to start operating from November 2023. Travellers will then benefit from a six-month transition period while border authorities run information campaigns on the new requirements.

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The Guardian

Introduction of €7 visa-waiver forms for travellers to EU delayed

Britons and other non-EU citizens unlikely to have to pay Etias charge until 2024 at the earliest

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Korrespondent.net

The EU postponed the introduction of payment for permission to travel on visa-free travel

The European Commission has postponed to the end of 2023 the introduction of the ETIAS system, which provides that tourists from visa-free countries need a fee of 7 euros every three years.

2 years ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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Euronews

Brits won’t have to pay €7 EU fee next summer after ‘e-visa’ delay

These are the European countries you’ll have to pay to enter, as the ETIAS scheme seeks to “increase security" across the bloc.

2 years ago·France

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The Local - Fr

EU delays passport scan system and €7 travel fee until 2023

Two major changes that were due to come into force in 2022 for travellers entering the EU - an enhanced passport scanning system and the introduction of a €7 visa for tourists - have been delayed for a year.

2 years ago·France

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