Traveling To The EU? Get Ready For An Extra Fee Charge - The European Union Thread

[karmakid]

But it sounds like it may make it easier to travel about…?

You'll be charged to visit Europe from 2023 — CNN

The EU will introduce the ETIAS visa waiver authorization program in May 2023. The authorization, which is not a visa, will cost €7 and will be valid for three years.

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[sharkboy1200]

Doesn't sound too bad to me

 

[D-V-ANT]

Considering we have to pay about 39 dollars for a three month visa when going to US, I think 7 euro for three years is nothing at all.

 

[sharkboy1200]

Considering we have to pay about 39 dollars for a three month visa when going to US, I think 7 euro for three years is nothing at all.

 

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[JinCA]

Stupid Sexy Flanders!!! lol.

 

[karmakid]

EU clinches landmark ban on new internal-combustion cars by 2035 - Autoblog

European Union countries have agreed to eliminate carbon emissions from new cars by 2035, effectively heralding the end of the era of the internal combustio

www.autoblog.com

 

[karmakid]

EU lawmakers slam “radical proposal“ to let ISPs demand new fees from websites

New fees for websites and online applications would be a disaster, MEPs say.

arstechnica.com

 

[Swede]

Please amerikans, don't go all "left-right-political-its-all-black-or-white" on us over here, I don't think our brains are ready for that kind of mental state.

 

[karmakid]

UK lawmakers tell Visa and Mastercard to justify fee rises

A committee in Britain's parliament has told payment firms Visa and Mastercard to justify recent rises in their card transaction fees after the country's payments regulator expressed concerns.

www.reuters.com