After numerous false starts, the European Travel Information and Authorization System, which will be required to visit most European countries, will launch in late 2026. But now it will cost even more ...

U.S. passport holders will be required to have travel authorization to enter 30 countries, ending visa-free travel in Europe for U.S. citizens. (Getty Images) Next year, Americans will be required to ...

Travelling to some areas of Europe has gotten just a tad bit more complicated (Credit: Getty Images). Before you pack your bags, get ready to try new foods, and indulge in scenic and historic ...

Travel to Europe is about to get a little more complex. U.S. passport holders will need to apply for a travel authorization through the European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) to ...

British citizens will be required to register for the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) to enter participating European countries - whether it be for business or tourism.

Visitors who are currently able to travel to the EU without any travel authorisation will need to apply for ETIAS authorisation. This includes citizens of the U.K., the United States (U.S.), Canada, ...

With ETIAS authorization, one can enter the countries multiple times, but stay no longer than 90 days total within 180-day period. The ETIAS application fee is €7 for Ukrainians. The application must ...

Europe will introduce “visa-style” ETIAS travel permit requirements for visitors from next year. It means more than 1.4bn more people will require the new travel permits when visiting Schengen area ...