Do You Need a New ETIAS When You Get a New Passport
Usually, yes. If you are a United States citizen and the European Travel Information and Authorisation System is required for your trip, getting a […]
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Usually, yes. If you are a United States citizen and the European Travel Information and Authorisation System is required for your trip, getting a […]
Usually, no. Since the European Union Entry/Exit System, known as EES, became fully operational on April 10, 2026, eligible non-European Union travelers on short […]
No, Americans do not need ETIAS for a European layover at present because the system is not yet operating. As of September 15, 2026, […]
As of September 14, 2026, ETIAS is not operating and applications are not being accepted. The European Union says that the European Travel Information […]
For travel between the United States and the Schengen area, carry both valid passports and use the document that proves your right to enter […]
Yes. The European Union Entry/Exit System, known as EES, applies to most non-European Union passengers making a short stay when they travel on Eurostar […]
Does the Entry/Exit System apply to cruise passengers? Sometimes. A cruise that begins and ends outside the Schengen area will usually be exempt from […]
No. A temporary paper driver’s license is not an accepted form of identification at a Transportation Security Administration checkpoint, including when it was issued […]
The official Travel to Europe app is optional. It can help eligible travellers pre-register selected information for the European Union Entry/Exit System, known as […]
Usually, no. The Entry/Exit System (EES) does not register a non-European Union national who holds a valid residence permit or long-stay visa issued by […]
You may be asked to scan your fingerprints again each time you cross an external border covered by the Entry/Exit System (EES), but that […]
Children younger than twelve do not have to provide fingerprints for the European Entry/Exit System (EES). A child who is otherwise covered by EES […]