A $7.40 fee could ruin your next trip to Europe. Miss it and ‘you won’t board the plane,’ expert says

[SKY]

I know this has been talked about here. But I discovered that for the over 70 DR1ers the fee is waived.....

A $7.40 fee could ruin your next trip to Europe. Miss it and 'you won't board the plane,’ expert says

Americans visiting Europe will soon need to apply and pay a fee for a travel authorization. The requirement is slated to start next year.

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[El Hijo de Manolo]

I know this has been talked about here. But I discovered that for the over 70 DR1ers the fee is waived.....

A $7.40 fee could ruin your next trip to Europe. Miss it and 'you won't board the plane,’ expert says

Americans visiting Europe will soon need to apply and pay a fee for a travel authorization. The requirement is slated to start next year.

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98.7%

 

[Fulano2]

I know this has been talked about here. But I discovered that for the over 70 DR1ers the fee is waived.....

A $7.40 fee could ruin your next trip to Europe. Miss it and 'you won't board the plane,’ expert says

Americans visiting Europe will soon need to apply and pay a fee for a travel authorization. The requirement is slated to start next year.

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Just take a rubber boat from Libya, head to Lampedusa and you will be fine.
Free housing in Germany, the Netherlands, free healthcare and free income for the rest of your life.
Just call yourself refugee.

 

[windeguy]

And it isn't in place yet:

The good news: Travelers don’t have to do anything yet.

The European Union expects the ETIAS to be operational in 2024 but hasn’t set a firm rollout date. The program isn’t yet accepting applications.

“There is nothing anyone can do or needs to do now,” Sally French, a travel expert at NerdWallet, said. “But it’s something they need to keep tabs on.”

The requirement has already been delayed a few times and could be again, French said. It was initially meant to take effect in 2021 and then in 2023.

 

[rogerjac]

I know this has been talked about here. But I discovered that for the over 70 DR1ers the fee is waived.....

A $7.40 fee could ruin your next trip to Europe. Miss it and 'you won't board the plane,’ expert says

Americans visiting Europe will soon need to apply and pay a fee for a travel authorization. The requirement is slated to start next year.

www.cnbc.com

You don't pay the fee but you still have to apply. I think its for children and over 65

 

[cavok]

Delayed:

New Europe travel requirement delayed again, to 2025

Americans will need to get a travel authorization to visit most European nations starting in 2025. The requirement was supposed to take effect next year.

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