EU Visa Requirements
Comments discuss and correct misconceptions about visa requirements for EU citizens traveling within the EU/Schengen area, to the US, and comparisons to systems like ESTA/ETIAS, highlighting freedom of movement and no internal visa needs.
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I don't believe there are visa requirements between EU countries, you might want to fix that (maybe skip the EU countries for EU citizen, or give 100%?)
Not being in the EU doesn’t mean you need a visa.
Not all EU people. Some still need visas for the US.
If you are European you're probably part of the visa waiver program anyway.
Who says EU citizens will need a visa to enter the country?
you need passport to visit your neighbors? sounds odd from EU
I don't think that is compatible with Schengen / EU freedom of movement
You having a place in Europe means a US-Visa is not required?
There are a lot of people in the EU and other countries that don't need visas, so I'm not sure that's the right dial to use.
The article mixes two seaparate issues:- EU is introducing ETIAS, an electronic authorisation system which is pretty much modeled after the US ESTA system (used by visa-free nationals). It will apply to all countries which currently enjoy the visa-free regime with the EU and that includes USA. So, technically it is not a visa, but your details will be pre-checked and it will cost €7 (compared to $14 for US ESTA). Ironically, after Brexit, this requirement will also apply to UK.- There is a