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United States citizens will be required to have a visa if they travel to Europe, beginning from 2021, the European Travel Information and Authorisation System announced on Sunday.“The visa will be valid for three years, and will allow a holder to enter the country “as many times as necessary,’’ ETIAS added.“Like many other countries, the decision to require a visa comes in an effort to improve security and avoid any further problems with illegal immigration and terrorism.
“The requirement includes the European Schengen-zone, a group of 26 countries, 22 of which are members of the European Union,’’ it said.4When enrolling in ETIAS, a person’s passport must be valid for three months after the intended stay.Austria, Denmark, France, Germany, Iceland, Poland, Spain, and Switzerland are just a few of the countries affected by the new mandate.
ETIAS is a border control system created by the European Commission, which works to secure borders around the EU. report says a full list of countries that will require a visa from U.S. citizens is available on the ETIAS website.
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