Canadians hoping to check countries in Europe off of their travel bucket list will soon need to pay a fee to visit. In a news release last week, th...
Canadians hoping to check countries in Europe off of their travel bucket list will soon need to pay a fee to visit.last week, the European Union shared that the launch date for its new visa waiver system called the European Travel Information Authorization System has been delayed again.
The electronic system will detect if a person is a threat to the security of EU countries, which will then lead to being denied entry.Travellers from Canada, the US, and the UK are just a few of the countries that will need to obtain ETIAS authorization. These are the countries in Europe that will require visa-exempt travellers to have an ETIAS travel authorization.
However, if the ETIAS finds something risky in your application, it'll be manually processed for about four days or a maximum of two weeks.
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