Another EU delay on travel visa for Britons heading to Mallorca
Good news for UK travellers heading to Europe on holiday
Britons will not need to obtain the new EU travel visa next year. | Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter
Palma28/10/2023 10:02
The European Union seem to be in a right mess when it comes to the new travel visas for Britons wishing to travel to EU member states with the introduction date of the new ETIAS system being delayed yet again, which is good news for British travellers next year, when it was due to have finally been rolled out.
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Absolute nonsense again, how can it be to do with security when they let loads of banana boats of unvetted male migrants in all over the EU. People need to wake up. My guess is they will attach this to the WHO pandemic treaty which plans to go throught in May 2024. Which will essentially turn the world into China. No freedom.
There are hidden motives behind this delay. It is common knowledge that the EU look favourably at the uncontrolled immigration from countries outside it’s borders. Once this so called Visa is up and running, they will have great difficulty in finding excuses to explain their total lack of control of the entry of citizens from countries that are not part of this, what I consider to be an expensive PR exercise. For those of you who disagree, then please explain the difference between entry requirements at any U.S. airport and the U.S. Mexican southern border.
This is surprising. They have thought of another way to rip off the British Tourist. But not got it into operation. This as well as the Tourist Tax rip off here.