Britons to pay €7 to enter Europe

[Grafenwalder]

British holidaymakers heading to Europe are set to pay around £6.20 after the EU published its proposals for visa-style fees and security forms.

The EU Commission has confirmed it plans to charge visitors a €7 fee when it introduces its European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) before the end of 2022.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/p ... 96562.html

Mouthy Malone said on todays Vine show (she's always on because Vine loves right mingers) the EU are being "spiteful and divisive" because they're going to charge €7 per visa for Brits to enter Europe.

Gobshite Malone doesn't get the fact as we're no longer EU members, we have to pay, or as one tweeted "To put it in really simple Brexit terms, we've cancelled our Sky Sports subscription and each time we want to watch a football match we're going to have to pay for a Now TV pass."

[Rolluplostinspace]

It's just over a fiver for fucks sake.

[Cactus Jack]

British holidaymakers heading to Europe are set to pay around £6.20 after the EU published its proposals for visa-style fees and security forms.

The EU Commission has confirmed it plans to charge visitors a €7 fee when it introduces its European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) before the end of 2022.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/p ... 96562.html

Mouthy Malone said on todays Vine show (she's always on because Vine loves right mingers) the EU are being "spiteful and divisive" because they're going to charge €7 per visa for Brits to enter Europe.

Gobshite Malone doesn't get the fact as we're no longer EU members, we have to pay, or as one tweeted "To put it in really simple Brexit terms, we've cancelled our Sky Sports subscription and each time we want to watch a football match we're going to have to pay for a Now TV pass."

That's not a bad analogy Graf.

You can pay £9.98 to watch one match or £28 to watch a match almost every day.

Why would anyone want to pay £9.98 a week (so basically £40 a month) when you can get more for less.

[Grafenwalder]

It's just over a fiver for fucks sake.

I know. It still doesn't stop right mingers like Malone whining though.

[Grafenwalder]

British holidaymakers heading to Europe are set to pay around £6.20 after the EU published its proposals for visa-style fees and security forms.

The EU Commission has confirmed it plans to charge visitors a €7 fee when it introduces its European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) before the end of 2022.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/p ... 96562.html

Mouthy Malone said on todays Vine show (she's always on because Vine loves right mingers) the EU are being "spiteful and divisive" because they're going to charge €7 per visa for Brits to enter Europe.

Gobshite Malone doesn't get the fact as we're no longer EU members, we have to pay, or as one tweeted "To put it in really simple Brexit terms, we've cancelled our Sky Sports subscription and each time we want to watch a football match we're going to have to pay for a Now TV pass."

That's not a bad analogy Graf.

You can pay £9.98 to watch one match or £28 to watch a match almost every day.

Why would anyone want to pay £9.98 a week (so basically £40 a month) when you can get more for less.

I as i've never had Sky and I don't watch football.

[Stooo]

British holidaymakers heading to Europe are set to pay around £6.20 after the EU published its proposals for visa-style fees and security forms.

The EU Commission has confirmed it plans to charge visitors a €7 fee when it introduces its European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) before the end of 2022.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/p ... 96562.html

Mouthy Malone said on todays Vine show (she's always on because Vine loves right mingers) the EU are being "spiteful and divisive" because they're going to charge €7 per visa for Brits to enter Europe.

Gobshite Malone doesn't get the fact as we're no longer EU members, we have to pay, or as one tweeted "To put it in really simple Brexit terms, we've cancelled our Sky Sports subscription and each time we want to watch a football match we're going to have to pay for a Now TV pass."

Third country rules, this was obvious yes?

[Grafenwalder]

British holidaymakers heading to Europe are set to pay around £6.20 after the EU published its proposals for visa-style fees and security forms.

The EU Commission has confirmed it plans to charge visitors a €7 fee when it introduces its European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) before the end of 2022.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/p ... 96562.html

Mouthy Malone said on todays Vine show (she's always on because Vine loves right mingers) the EU are being "spiteful and divisive" because they're going to charge €7 per visa for Brits to enter Europe.

Gobshite Malone doesn't get the fact as we're no longer EU members, we have to pay, or as one tweeted "To put it in really simple Brexit terms, we've cancelled our Sky Sports subscription and each time we want to watch a football match we're going to have to pay for a Now TV pass."

Third country rules, this was obvious yes?

I expect we voted for an EU visa scheme when still an EU member and another thing for sure, we knew about this three years ago but Brexiters dismissed it as "Project Fear."
https://news.sky.com/story/revealed-how ... t-11580454

[Maddog]

Hopefully we charge you a bit more than that to come to the US. .

[Guest]

Hopefully we charge you a bit more than that to come to the US. .

You do.

The cost of a tourist visa to visit America is $160 for Europeans.

[Maddog]

Hopefully we charge you a bit more than that to come to the US. .

You do.

The cost of a tourist visa to visit America is $160 for Europeans.

Well, we're worth it.

[Guest]

Hopefully we charge you a bit more than that to come to the US. .

You do.

The cost of a tourist visa to visit America is $160 for Europeans.

Well, we're worth it.

Some place are and some aren't, same as the EU.

Paris or Peteri are all on the same EU visa and New York and New Mexico are on the same US visa.

[Cactus Jack]

https://www.sacurrent.com/the-daily/arc ... eport-says

Or not.

Looking at this pass for the EU it's not a visa it's a part of some security set up and it won't be in until 2022

https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/etias/

[Lady Murasaki]

Hopefully we charge you a bit more than that to come to the US. .

You do.

The cost of a tourist visa to visit America is $160 for Europeans.

I don’t remember ever having to pay for a visa for the U.S.

[Guest]

Hopefully we charge you a bit more than that to come to the US. .

You do.

The cost of a tourist visa to visit America is $160 for Europeans.

I don’t remember ever having to pay for a visa for the U.S.

For stays under 90 days the UK is one of the countries that is part of the visa waiver program.

It's a recipricol agreement so Americans can stay here for up to 90 days too.

[Lady Murasaki]

Hopefully we charge you a bit more than that to come to the US. .

You do.

The cost of a tourist visa to visit America is $160 for Europeans.

I don’t remember ever having to pay for a visa for the U.S.

For stays under 90 days the UK is one of the countries that is part of the visa waiver program.

It's a recipricol agreement so Americans can stay here for up to 90 days too.

That makes sense then. Most holidays don’t last over a month but this is worth knowing if I ever decide to do a road trip there.