Funny ! When I travel to Europe I often pass through quicker than my French wife. Also the EU is not the same as Europe. The EU is a smaller political dictatorship, Europe is a vast continent.
@@johnbrereton5229 Most of Europe is in the EU and those European countries not already in the EU for the most part want to join including apparently now the UK as well. As your wife is French (which I doubt) I believe you are entitled to EU citizenship, it might be in your interests to pursue this right as it may save you difficulties in the future.
@@fitzstv8506 The majority of Europe is NOT in the EU the largest part is outside. My wife is most definitely French, but I don't want French citizenship I already have British citizenship so it would be of no use to me. Especially as with the rise of anti EU sentiment in France and Le Pen the most likely French President I doubt whether France would remain in the EU either along with many other countries now desperate to follow Britains lead and leave.
@@johnbrereton5229 There are 43 sovereign states in Europe or 41 if you exclude rogue states like Russia and Belarus, out of these 41 states 27 are already EU members with a further 10 either applicant countries or countries who immediately desire membership that makes 37 out of 41 European nations either in the EU or wanting to be in the EU, Iceland and Norway will ultimately join the EU as well when conditions are right for them to do so so that now takes our total to 39 out of 41 it is even possible that Switzerland and the UK may join at some point making a total of 41 European countries that are either EU members, will be members or potential members. There is no EU country even contemplating leaving the Union no matter how much this wet dream brings pleasure to brexiteers. In the unlikely event that Le Pen comes to power in France she has stated clearly and included in her policy for Government that France will remain in the EU and Maloney who is in power in Italy has no intention of leaving the EU and neither do the very right wing Governments of Poland in Hungary. The disaster that brexit is and the war in Ukraine have clearly shown that the only future for Europe is through collective cooperation and the EU excels at that. You need to reassess your views because you are clearly out of touch and I still do not believe that you have a French wife.
@@fitzstv8506 Over the centuries many countries have come and gone in Europe, but there are currently 50 countries in Europe not 41 as you claim and as I said previously they only represent a smaller part of the European continent. Also you are deluded if you think that the UK would ever willingly rejoin your Recession hit dictatorship. Heath had to break our Constitution to take us in illegally in 1972, because public opinion was 3 to 1 against joining. Now after 50 years we are finally free and I doubt we will be the last to leave. With a convicted fraudster as the head of your Central Bank and an on going fraud investigation with countless arrests, it's no wonder that the Afd are rising in Germany and one of their policies is to dismantle the EU. Hopefully before the recession hit EU finally bits the dust due to it's fake currency that defies logic. Also dissatisfaction in Poland, Hungary, Italy, Spain etc is real. However I don't give a flying fig if you doubt my wife is French, only an idiot would dispute it, but I know she is and in any case, you have already shown you are a stranger to the truth and reality.
2:35 - I just checked on the EU website, and if you hold a residence permit for an EU country, you will be exempt from ETIAS. Lucky I’m a Danish resident, then. Those Brexitard benefits just keep piling up. 👏
Tell me about it, I'm a UK citizen and those idiots have just made what was a simple event like visiting a country 20 miles away more hassle. But F*** ETIAS anyway, totally unnecessary and indicative of the dway this world is er "evolving". Barriers, fences and generally making simple things more difficult.
Common sense? Rebrainers? Not a chance! But paperwork, rubberstamp, and an eu soldier wearing a luminous jacket with a walkie-talkie and clipboard will be employed as a matter of course. Self-importance, officialdom, pride, greed, lust, envy, sloth, gluttony, and wrath. The seven deadly sins? Pretty much describes the motives of the eu.
it's a trivial requirement - i just did exactly same before visiting Japan recently. all countries will do this eventually, and if it makes it quicker and easier to pass thru airports i don't mind it.
I agree, if you go to the USA or Canada they both have this requirement. Our PM Cameron was an enthusiastic supporter of this being introduced while we were members of the EU.
Honestly, I've traveled extensively for years, and I've always found it quick and easy to pass through airports. It just requires a bit of research and planning ahead.
ETIAS is not a visa, it's a travel authorization procedure for countries eligible under visa waiver programs. I've worked at a consular section in the past and you can believe me, the procedure to obtain a visa is way more difficult , and often lengthier, than the ETIAS formality.
UK is also planning an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) for end of this year. (the USA has it since some time already). If I remember correctlz, the UK one costs almost the double of the EU one
Only if it joined Schengen, this video is a little misleading as it's Schengen countries only not all EU countries, some Schengen are not even in the EU like Iceland where you'll need it
@@Donabate2 They will also have to get their massive hard drugs problem under serious control. The EU will never surely let them in to be their "pusher man", surely?
To the EU yes. And why not? I've always shown my passport when going from the UK to EU as the UK has never been in the Shenghen agreement. We will also need a visa from next year which will cost about £7 and last for 3 years. Not a terrible hassle - I would hope to get it online. It will have an annual time limit. I am a Brexiteer and this is no problem to me.
People will survive having to pay €7 every 3 years. If you go on holiday once a year, it's a massive cost of about £2 per trip, people won't stop going for that
It makes ME sick to think that there are morons in the UK that DIDN’T vote to leave the EU!! Brexit is the best thing that’s ever happened👍🏻👍🏻😀 And I ask any UK citizen that wants to remain in the EU: If you love the EU so much, why don’t you go and live there?? What’s stopping you?? No balls??!!
It is these kinds of things that will most impact Brexiters and Remainers alike. It is not who your MP is ( you might hear their name once every 4 years..... ). It is the practical day to day things that will have - and is having - an affect on how we now go about our business and holidaying abroad. What has Mr and Mrs Average gained by leaving the European Union ?
Matters not a bean to me. I michael flatly REFUSE to take any more of my holidays within the EU, I just go outside it all the time now. My last summer break (2 months ago) was to little Guernsey, in the Channel Islands, technically NOT part of the UK (self-governing, States of Guernsey parliament) but also NOT a part of the EU either.
Yes, and EU passport holders will need a visa to enter the UK. Hopefully it can be kept to a minimum, similar to the USA ESTA system but with a longer life, perhaps 5 years.
Just to be clear, ETIAS is not a Visa. British passport holders don't need a Visa to enter the Shengen Area. So the title of this video is a bit misleading.
And the best part is that the EU voted for ETIAS while the UK was still a member of the EU. It was even the British who pushed hard for such a system to be implemented.
Spain have this proof that you have 96£ a day to sustain yourself while visiting. I become automatically exempt so long as i enter and exit spain with my Romanian passport, and only show this passport when dealing with Spanish authorities.
This video is a little misleading as it's Schengen countries only not all EU countries, some Schengen are not even in the EU like Iceland where you'll need it, some countries in EU but aren't in Schengen like Ireland you won't need it.
I'm a UK national but live in France with a Carte de Sejour ( French Residency).. Will I require an Etias to travel to and from the UK and other EU countries.?
The UK is planning their own ETA system. Which will make the UK the only country wanting to apply 2 systems. First ETIAS when they were still EU members and now their own system.
No, the withdrawal agreement made an exemption for your situation, with respect to staying more than 90 days in a 180 days period and having to apply for an ETIAS registration.
You need ETIAS, which is not a visa. You couldn't just show up and stay as long as you liked pre EU either. If you travel to a country, they decide the entry requirements, either follow them or you can't come, simple as
I been trying to find out, if i book a flight using my uk passport will i need to apply for an Etias, even though i have a Maltese passport. As the airline might refuse boarding with out it ? Obviously i show my EU passport the other side. I could just simply book flight with my Maltese passport, but had a few issues where i was expected to prove settled status, that not applying to me, as i am a British citizen
@@Gert-DK I can but as stated that comes with other issues, like proving you have the right to remain in the uk. Travelling back from Lisbon, i nearly got refused boarding, if i never had my uk passport as proof of being a UK citizen . Not to mention i got stopped UK side. I am a British Citizen from birth and got my Maltese passport after Brexit. I am 54 years of age
Once you're admitted in a Schengen Zone country, you're admitted to all 30 countries in the zone. If you're a legal resident of Greece, it's totally free travel at all times within the Schengen Zone.
You will no longer be welcome to EU countries, I hope you can find prosperity in India and Africa they are your brothers and sisters....You welcomed them and got rid of us....I have no idea what you want from us
@@markpalmer8083 my rights are preserved within one EU country where I reside, but not in the whole EU. I have limitations still whenever I go to a non-Shengen EU country. I also have limitations within Shengen EU countries (France, Austria, Italy etal), but it is easier to hide as I go from Shengen country to Shengen country potentially under the radar. So I wonder if I go from UK to France (where I don't reside) are these new limitations also on me?
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@@garthtomlinson2570 however they are doing better than the UK. All G7 nations are doing substantially better than the UK specially inflation-wise, which is not a small thing. But hey keep believing on it. Someone has to
@@Garcwyn they are in recession. They’re economy has shrank for two consecutive quarters. The U.K. economy has not. The imf predicted a 0.3pc contraction, it has now changed it to a 0.4pc growth. And btw, out of the g7 countries, Germany is expected to perform the worst, with U.K. one spot above. Our growth has stagnated, yes, but not caused a recession which continues to show how robust the U.K. economy is. So as you said, keep believing you’re in a better position. If there’s words that shadows the EU, it’s recession and bailout.
@@garthtomlinson2570 first of all Germany is not the EU. There are other 26 countries on it. Some of them are thriving. Second of all shrinking by 0.3% and growing by the same amount is absolutely the same thing vis-a-vis what the average man feels. So recession is a technical term that has very little impact on the day to day of the vast majority of people. Let me tell you what does have an impact on people’s pockets: inflation. A country can theoretically be marginally growing yet people’s perception is that they are getting poorer due to inflation. Exactly like in the UK. So don’t be fooled by headline numbers. The UK has faced four things that no other country in Europe has faced. Draw your own conclusions re the causes: - foreign direct investment (fdi) has dropped substantially. It’s no longer the country in Europe that attracts the biggest fdi. And the UK is an economy that requires enormous amounts of capital to function - the pound has dropped and has not recovered which fuels inflation and makes large fdi more risky - the labour market is disrupted both in availability and price, given the end of free movement of people - exports have lagged despite the fact they they’re now cheaper in the international markets given the relative devaluation of sterling All of the above are interconnected of course. What’s going on in Germany is circumstantial to energy prices. Once that resolves (and I could agree that nobody knows when) the country will do as well as usual. The UK is facing structural challenges. They are not easy to resolve. No access to the biggest common market on Earth is a structural problem in the same way that a landlocked country is a structural problem. They are a permanent hit to the economy. You’re welcome
@@onusbaumAre you joking? The German economy is shrinking and dissatifaction with the Green government. This idiotic anti travel measure probably originated in a Brussel office as a reprisal to the American Electronic Visa requirement ... with UK retaliation on the horizon
one of the ABSOLUTE joys, when I came home to Portugal, for good in July 2023 after 38 years of putting up with their crap in the UK was at Lisbon Airport, a very long q of English and me in the EU/Portuguese citizens aisle just strolling by with a massive F.............. U Unicorn chasers look on my face..................IT WAS DELICIOUS !!!..............After the way EU citizens were treated, we should make them pay for a lot more than Visas to enter the EU !!
What a betrayal to snatch away young britons possibility to just go anywhere in EU for job's and joys limitless amount of time. All missed out chances of adventure and love because of that insane decision to leave the European Union.
Yes you can apply for dual nationality. However you raise the underlying question of what is nationality to a much higher degree. It becomes who is entitled to vote - local authority voting - general election voting - referenda - votes which may contain constitutional elements. Think the answer to each of these would be different. It is obviously unfair that a person with strong attachments to the EU and UK for example should be able to vote in a referendum questioning the relationship between the UK and the EU. Those whose total commitment to the UK -as displayed by having the right to hold only one passport - are the only ones that can legitimately make that vote. Where you pay your taxes is irrelevant.
The danger to the Schengen region is not from people filling in these forms; it is from those that will still be able to continue to enter all these countries illegally. Just examine the details of the perpetrators of attacks....
There is only one option, you Brits should stay on your island. No more Spain, no more Italy, no more Paris and no more vacations in Greece. All proud members of the European Union! By the way, the EU has beaten the UK to the punch, I read 3 years ago that the UK wants to introduce an electronic entry system for EU citizens. Otherwise you can calm down again, ETIAS is not a visa, it is just a registration for entering the Schengen zone. And 7 € every 3 years from British holidaymakers, the EU certainly does not need for its budget!
@@ruhri0411Next thing those jingoistic Brits will say Europe is going to lose a lot without British tourists. Not realising that for Europe, the USA, China, Japan and even India are much more attractive inbound tourism markets than Britain. As for the Brits, they can always try to travel to one of their Trans-Pacific Agreement partners.
Are we requiring the same for EU citizens visiting the UK? As far as holidays go, choose a non-EU country that doesn't require anything except a valid passport, they'll be happy to get our money.
No, the UK knows it would be kicking itself in the balls further by making it hard for EU folk to go there for tourism etc. UK would rather make its own people suffer.
UK is also introducing its own Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system in Q4 2023. There will be exemptions, such as foreign nationals legally resident in ROI entering NI (but not GB) and Irish citizens entering the UK. The tourism industry in NI, however, is unhappy that the exemption to enter NI is not being extended to tourists entering the Island of Ireland via ROI.
These are NOT new travel restrictions , these are in place for all 3rd countries & we have been granted visa free access since we chose to self harm our country by voting for brexit ! We have caused this to ourselves . Now that grace period is over we are just like other countries outside the EU !
Oh I understood the consequences, but to me it is worth it. Consequences would not be as bad if the government grew a spine and stood up to the EU. First thing I would say to them is they are on their own when it comes to defence if they persist in their behaviour.
Britain IS in Europe ( duh ), just not in the European Community. It is this traditional mentality that makes the U.K unfit to be a member of the E.C. I have always been an Anglofile, but I am realistic. As long as this U.K vs E.U attitude exists the U.K will remain on the outside looking in.
The problem with what you’re saying is it’s implying it’s the U.K. that is souring the relationship. Although, from evidence the EU continues to find way of antagonising the U.K. The latest being referring to the falklands as the Malvinas in official documents.
@@garthtomlinson2570 " souring " ? There is no relationship anymore. And yet Britains still seem to think that they can enjoy the benefits of membership. And ' antagonising ' .I've heard that the E.C have started a special department called ' Operation Target Great Britain ' .Just to get back at a member state most people are glad to see the back of.
@@petersteinmeijer519 see this is the kind of idiocy that is helping neither side. Of course there is still a relationship with the EU. To claim there isn’t just shows a lack of IQ. It must seem hard to understand the people of the U.K. want to work with European countries, be friends with European countries but not be controlled by them as well.
Avoid europe go elsewhere. I went to europe before it was eu, we did not get all that b.s then so why now. Just go to non eu countries in future. If that becomes the norm.
so you pay for a passport and now you have to pay for a visa bur its not about money. The visa requires details of your occupation and proof you can fund your holiday..... be wary of what you share online especially with these data breaches.
Who cares ! "LEAVE MEANS LEAVE" dunnit ! Go holiday & buy your second homes somewhere around the Pacific ! No 'ang on. They have rules too don't they !
I hope so,the more we can distance ourselves from that monster in Brussels the better .Spain and France will suffer the most.but no worries iv your an illegal immigrant, this is farcical.
@@larsbjrnson3101 That is not realistic. I just wonder how matters evolve for Ireland being a non Schengen (2nd class?) EU member. Btw Norway, Iceland and Switzerland are non EU Schengen zone members and not on the above list
@@ulrichbrossmann1225 Scotland was present in the Nordic Council as observers before their first referendum in 2014. They won’t be completely lost by becoming independent even though the road back to the EU may be long.
You guys have voted 🗳 to leave the club and now you are thinking about its membership??? This question, you must ask boris the ripper and his fantasy bus full of 350,000,000 pounds.
Think you're wildly overestimating British importance there mate. The EU's doing just fine without us. Not sure how many people in the UK will even be able to afford to go on holiday this year.
Ah! the old 'they need us more than we need them' argument, well that as predicted proved wrong the last time brexiteers used it and this time will be no different....UK travelers will continue to flock to the European holiday resorts for access to relatively cheap holidays, food and drink no matter what obstacles are put in their way. No need for capital letters to make a point we can see where you are coming from just by the tone of the comment.
With less English tourists (with their world famous behaviour) we now see ever more tourists from other parts of the EU, as well as further away visiting. We celebrate your absence, with higher tourism numbers and less troubles.
Typical British entitlement and exceptionalism! Even when in the EU, the UK had very unpleasant border controls for EU nationals. Hope you stand in line for hours when you visit us.
Nothing to do with discrimination. The concept is very simple. When you pay membership fees to be a member of a club, you enjoy the benefits of membership of the club. When you withdraw from membership, in fairness to all the other paying members , you loose the rights that membership gave you. Some British labour under the inexplicable delusion that because they are special, they get to keep the rights of membership even after they have stopped paying. So, nothing to do with discrimination. And to prove this, I am very confident that when the UK decides to withdraw from the Indo-Pacific CPTPP bloc, (and I am sure it is in the joining agreement) the UK will then loose any priveledges membership of that far away block might have given the UK.
@@Paul-te8mz So what ever happened to "inclusivity" and "diversity" this sounds to me like the club exercises exceptionalism.. Research Nigel Farage who received an apology from the BBC who say that threats to close Nigel Farage's bank account was based on his comments on the EU!!!... some might say it really all smacks of totalitarianist club. Have a nice day.
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It must be great to have the freedom to queue for longer in airports.
Funny ! When I travel to Europe I often pass through quicker than my French wife. Also the EU is not the same as Europe. The EU is a smaller political dictatorship, Europe is a vast continent.
@@johnbrereton5229 Most of Europe is in the EU and those European countries not already in the EU for the most part want to join including apparently now the UK as well. As your wife is French (which I doubt) I believe you are entitled to EU citizenship, it might be in your interests to pursue this right as it may save you difficulties in the future.
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The majority of Europe is NOT in the EU the largest part is outside. My wife is most definitely French, but I don't want French citizenship I already have British citizenship so it would be of no use to me. Especially as with the rise of anti EU sentiment in France and Le Pen the most likely French President I doubt whether France would remain in the EU either along with many other countries now desperate to follow Britains lead and leave.
@@johnbrereton5229 There are 43 sovereign states in Europe or 41 if you exclude rogue states like Russia and Belarus, out of these 41 states 27 are already EU members with a further 10 either applicant countries or countries who immediately desire membership that makes 37 out of 41 European nations either in the EU or wanting to be in the EU, Iceland and Norway will ultimately join the EU as well when conditions are right for them to do so so that now takes our total to 39 out of 41 it is even possible that Switzerland and the UK may join at some point making a total of 41 European countries that are either EU members, will be members or potential members.
There is no EU country even contemplating leaving the Union no matter how much this wet dream brings pleasure to brexiteers. In the unlikely event that Le Pen comes to power in France she has stated clearly and included in her policy for Government that France will remain in the EU and Maloney who is in power in Italy has no intention of leaving the EU and neither do the very right wing Governments of Poland in Hungary. The disaster that brexit is and the war in Ukraine have clearly shown that the only future for Europe is through collective cooperation and the EU excels at that.
You need to reassess your views because you are clearly out of touch and I still do not believe that you have a French wife.
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Over the centuries many countries have come and gone in Europe, but there are currently 50 countries in Europe not 41 as you claim and as I said previously they only represent a smaller part of the European continent. Also you are deluded if you think that the UK would ever willingly rejoin your Recession hit dictatorship. Heath had to break our Constitution to take us in illegally in 1972, because public opinion was 3 to 1 against joining. Now after 50 years we are finally free and I doubt we will be the last to leave. With a convicted fraudster as the head of your Central Bank and an on going fraud investigation with countless arrests, it's no wonder that the Afd are rising in Germany and one of their policies is to dismantle the EU.
Hopefully before the recession hit EU finally bits the dust due to it's fake currency that defies logic.
Also dissatisfaction in Poland, Hungary, Italy, Spain etc is real. However I don't give a flying fig if you doubt my wife is French, only an idiot would dispute it, but I know she is and in any case, you have already shown you are a stranger to the truth and reality.
2:35 - I just checked on the EU website, and if you hold a residence permit for an EU country, you will be exempt from ETIAS. Lucky I’m a Danish resident, then. Those Brexitard benefits just keep piling up. 👏
Good point! I saw someone with Portuguese residency (UK Citizen) get in quicker. Makes sense.
Just looked that up myself, being a resident of Germany and not having read the comments yet. Thank you for posting this information.
If you are a Danish citizen, brexit dosen't affect you so you don't have to worry about it, do ya?
Tell me about it, I'm a UK citizen and those idiots have just made what was a simple event like visiting a country 20 miles away more hassle. But F*** ETIAS anyway, totally unnecessary and indicative of the dway this world is er "evolving". Barriers, fences and generally making simple things more difficult.
Common sense?
Rebrainers?
Not a chance!
But paperwork, rubberstamp, and an eu soldier wearing a luminous jacket with a walkie-talkie and clipboard will be employed as a matter of course.
Self-importance, officialdom, pride, greed, lust, envy, sloth, gluttony, and wrath.
The seven deadly sins?
Pretty much describes the motives of the eu.
it's a trivial requirement - i just did exactly same before visiting Japan recently.
all countries will do this eventually, and if it makes it quicker and easier to pass thru airports i don't mind it.
I agree, if you go to the USA or Canada they both have this requirement. Our PM Cameron was an enthusiastic supporter of this being introduced while we were members of the EU.
Honestly, I've traveled extensively for years, and I've always found it quick and easy to pass through airports. It just requires a bit of research and planning ahead.
ETIAS is not a visa, it's a travel authorization procedure for countries eligible under visa waiver programs. I've worked at a consular section in the past and you can believe me, the procedure to obtain a visa is way more difficult , and often lengthier, than the ETIAS formality.
The small boats guys laughing at this video.
UK is also planning an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) for end of this year. (the USA has it since some time already). If I remember correctlz, the UK one costs almost the double of the EU one
So there is a charge involved? How much is it?
As far as I can see the EU one costs 6 pounds. The UK one costs 10 pounds. @@serenashaw-q3y
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I don't see why they would. The rest of the world apparently just needs a boat that doesn't leak.
same visa policy as the UK then 😂
If Scotland joins the EU, then ETIAS for Edinburgh. Hmm.
Only if it joined Schengen, this video is a little misleading as it's Schengen countries only not all EU countries, some Schengen are not even in the EU like Iceland where you'll need it
@@SamJonesMediaHUD This is a good point. Thanks.
Scotland will need approval of all EU countries to entry
@@Donabate2 They will also have to get their massive hard drugs problem under serious control. The EU will never surely let them in to be their "pusher man", surely?
To the EU yes. And why not? I've always shown my passport when going from the UK to EU as the UK has never been in the Shenghen agreement. We will also need a visa from next year which will cost about £7 and last for 3 years. Not a terrible hassle - I would hope to get it online. It will have an annual time limit. I am a Brexiteer and this is no problem to me.
If you voted Brexit you should stay out the EU, full stop.
Everyone need to stop going for a month and see how fast they stop this silliness
Still considering yourself important ? The only thing you will hear from the EU if the British did that would be a sigh of relief.
People will survive having to pay €7 every 3 years. If you go on holiday once a year, it's a massive cost of about £2 per trip, people won't stop going for that
Thank you for your information sir as a British man with a British Passport it shows how strong a British Passport actually is for a British citizen
The British Passport you are in possession of entitles you to live in 27 less countries than your European Union Passport gave you the freedom to do.
Makes me sick thinking that Uk citizens voted to leave the EU 😰
Em not all??
It makes ME sick to think that there are morons in the UK that DIDN’T vote to leave the EU!!
Brexit is the best thing that’s ever happened👍🏻👍🏻😀
And I ask any UK citizen that wants to remain in the EU: If you love the EU so much, why don’t you go and live there?? What’s stopping you?? No balls??!!
It is these kinds of things that will most impact Brexiters and Remainers alike. It is not who your MP is ( you might hear their name once every 4 years..... ). It is the practical day to day things that will have - and is having - an affect on how we now go about our business and holidaying abroad.
What has Mr and Mrs Average gained by leaving the European Union ?
Good wait in the line like all people
Matters not a bean to me. I michael flatly REFUSE to take any more of my holidays within the EU, I just go outside it all the time now. My last summer break (2 months ago) was to little Guernsey, in the Channel Islands, technically NOT part of the UK (self-governing, States of Guernsey parliament) but also NOT a part of the EU either.
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That's sounds good .
Yes, and EU passport holders will need a visa to enter the UK. Hopefully it can be kept to a minimum, similar to the USA ESTA system but with a longer life, perhaps 5 years.
It's all wrong. What's wrong with just a passport? Bureaucracy gone mad.
Their are no plans to require EU citizens to get a visa for the UK
@@reknakfarg7252 Time for another government U-turn.
@@MENSA.lady2 Yeah, no room for foreign tourists, all hotels are full. 🙂
Good hope they do
Just to be clear, ETIAS is not a Visa. British passport holders don't need a Visa to enter the Shengen Area. So the title of this video is a bit misleading.
in 2025 it is an Visa waiver program only in Russia and china you need a visa to get into Russia.
You need this for USA CANADA ETC,
They have it in the U.S. but not Canada!
The us and Canada are thousands of miles away and you have to take a transatlantic flight.
What if you arrive in a rubber boat? I guess you won't need a passport or anything else.
And the best part is that the EU voted for ETIAS while the UK was still a member of the EU. It was even the British who pushed hard for such a system to be implemented.
I thought it had been delayed until after the Paris Olympics?
Spain have this proof that you have 96£ a day to sustain yourself while visiting. I become automatically exempt so long as i enter and exit spain with my Romanian passport, and only show this passport when dealing with Spanish authorities.
I didn't know this, thanks for sharing it!
From uk and I get through pretty fast….
Think you will find that’s staffing at the airport
This video is a little misleading as it's Schengen countries only not all EU countries, some Schengen are not even in the EU like Iceland where you'll need it, some countries in EU but aren't in Schengen like Ireland you won't need it.
So.if I fly from Denver to Dublin and I am stopping in Iceland......am I OK on a UK passport but not a US one?
I would still vote Leave.
What happened to the Brexit benefits 😢 there aren’t any
were
This IS a Brexit benefit, at least for the EU.
I'm a UK national but live in France with a Carte de Sejour ( French Residency).. Will I require an Etias to travel to and from the UK and other EU countries.?
No, with residency you are considered as a EU citizen.
Will the U.K. have parallel reciprocal arrangements?
There is no need for an agreement. The EU say that is what you have to do if you want to enter the EU.
The UK is planning their own ETA system. Which will make the UK the only country wanting to apply 2 systems. First ETIAS when they were still EU members and now their own system.
I am a UK passport holder but have a Maltese Resident card. Does this still affect me if I say fly to Spain on my EU ID resident card?
No, the withdrawal agreement made an exemption for your situation, with respect to staying more than 90 days in a 180 days period and having to apply for an ETIAS registration.
Go back to UK third world toilet brothers waiting for ya
Of course not all they need is a dinghy it works both ways!
We did not need visas before we joined the EU,so why will we need one now
You don't. You just need Etias.
You need ETIAS, which is not a visa. You couldn't just show up and stay as long as you liked pre EU either. If you travel to a country, they decide the entry requirements, either follow them or you can't come, simple as
I been trying to find out, if i book a flight using my uk passport will i need to apply for an Etias, even though i have a Maltese passport. As the airline might refuse boarding with out it ? Obviously i show my EU passport the other side. I could just simply book flight with my Maltese passport, but had a few issues where i was expected to prove settled status, that not applying to me, as i am a British citizen
Good question, but can't you book with your Maltese passport?
@@Gert-DK I can but as stated that comes with other issues, like proving you have the right to remain in the uk. Travelling back from Lisbon, i nearly got refused boarding, if i never had my uk passport as proof of being a UK citizen . Not to mention i got stopped UK side.
I am a British Citizen from birth and got my Maltese passport after Brexit. I am 54 years of age
@@JoePeddie OK.
@@JoePeddietravel to EU with EU passport and travel to UK with UK passport
I am American but live in Greece. Will I need to get this ETIAS visa to travel to another EU country? I have a ten year visa here in Greece.
Once you're admitted in a Schengen Zone country, you're admitted to all 30 countries in the zone. If you're a legal resident of Greece, it's totally free travel at all times within the Schengen Zone.
Apply for a refugee visa.
what about British citizens who have post Brexit residence rights in an EU country?
You will no longer be welcome to EU countries, I hope you can find prosperity in India and Africa they are your brothers and sisters....You welcomed them and got rid of us....I have no idea what you want from us
You are exempt, because your pre Brexsh*te rights within the EU are protected and preserved by the UK-EU withdrawal agreement.
@@markpalmer8083 my rights are preserved within one EU country where I reside, but not in the whole EU.
I have limitations still whenever I go to a non-Shengen EU country. I also have limitations within Shengen EU countries (France, Austria, Italy etal), but it is easier to hide as I go from Shengen country to Shengen country potentially under the radar.
So I wonder if I go from UK to France (where I don't reside) are these new limitations also on me?
Hey @kisinformation. Would you be interested in having an online call with Chris Land a 15+ year expert in Citizenship and Residency by Investment? This would help us both for online content.
Hi can I use my uk visa on my expired passport
Ring Nigel Farage at his Clacton Constituency Office he's great at helping people.
They will have so suck it up and get over it.
And yet another Brexit benefit. They just keep piling up, don’t they?
The benefit of being in the EU are enormous, just look at how Germany is currently doing
@@garthtomlinson2570 however they are doing better than the UK. All G7 nations are doing substantially better than the UK specially inflation-wise, which is not a small thing.
But hey keep believing on it. Someone has to
@@Garcwyn they are in recession. They’re economy has shrank for two consecutive quarters. The U.K. economy has not. The imf predicted a 0.3pc contraction, it has now changed it to a 0.4pc growth. And btw, out of the g7 countries, Germany is expected to perform the worst, with U.K. one spot above. Our growth has stagnated, yes, but not caused a recession which continues to show how robust the U.K. economy is. So as you said, keep believing you’re in a better position. If there’s words that shadows the EU, it’s recession and bailout.
@@garthtomlinson2570 first of all Germany is not the EU. There are other 26 countries on it. Some of them are thriving. Second of all shrinking by 0.3% and growing by the same amount is absolutely the same thing vis-a-vis what the average man feels. So recession is a technical term that has very little impact on the day to day of the vast majority of people.
Let me tell you what does have an impact on people’s pockets: inflation. A country can theoretically be marginally growing yet people’s perception is that they are getting poorer due to inflation. Exactly like in the UK. So don’t be fooled by headline numbers.
The UK has faced four things that no other country in Europe has faced. Draw your own conclusions re the causes:
- foreign direct investment (fdi) has dropped substantially. It’s no longer the country in Europe that attracts the biggest fdi. And the UK is an economy that requires enormous amounts of capital to function
- the pound has dropped and has not recovered which fuels inflation and makes large fdi more risky
- the labour market is disrupted both in availability and price, given the end of free movement of people
- exports have lagged despite the fact they they’re now cheaper in the international markets given the relative devaluation of sterling
All of the above are interconnected of course. What’s going on in Germany is circumstantial to energy prices. Once that resolves (and I could agree that nobody knows when) the country will do as well as usual. The UK is facing structural challenges. They are not easy to resolve. No access to the biggest common market on Earth is a structural problem in the same way that a landlocked country is a structural problem. They are a permanent hit to the economy.
You’re welcome
@@onusbaumAre you joking? The German economy is shrinking and dissatifaction with the Green government. This idiotic anti travel measure probably originated in a Brussel office as a reprisal to the American Electronic
Visa requirement ... with UK retaliation on the horizon
If you are not a fan of this, then move to Scotland. We are joining the EU as soon as we save on the costs of Westminster.
Can’t wait for the day when scotland say’s bye bye to little England and join the rest of modern society in the EU.
one of the ABSOLUTE joys, when I came home to Portugal, for good in July 2023 after 38 years of putting up with their crap in the UK was at Lisbon Airport, a very long q of English and me in the EU/Portuguese citizens aisle just strolling by with a massive F.............. U Unicorn chasers look on my face..................IT WAS DELICIOUS !!!..............After the way EU citizens were treated, we should make them pay for a lot more than Visas to enter the EU !!
You will not need a Visa to go to "Europe", since UK is a part of Europe, but to EU you will, yes...
What a betrayal to snatch away young britons possibility to just go anywhere in EU for job's and joys limitless amount of time.
All missed out chances of adventure and love because of that insane decision to leave the European Union.
Yes you can apply for dual nationality. However you raise the underlying question of what is nationality to a much higher degree. It becomes who is entitled to vote - local authority voting - general election voting - referenda - votes which may contain constitutional elements. Think the answer to each of these would be different. It is obviously unfair that a person with strong attachments to the EU and UK for example should be able to vote in a referendum questioning the relationship between the UK and the EU. Those whose total commitment to the UK -as displayed by having the right to hold only one passport - are the only ones that can legitimately make that vote. Where you pay your taxes is irrelevant.
I am going to USA in February do I need Visa for using Uk passport
Apply ESTA in January if you are planning to go to US valid for two years and it cost around 21 dollars
No biggie. Just a tax. Same as going to the US.
American ESTA costs $21 though. As a bonus you get the paranoid American border guards, those are for free.
It's early here in Amsterdam.
Fancy a spot of Brexit............I mean breakfast?????
More paperwork? eu?
Surely not?🤔
The danger to the Schengen region is not from people filling in these forms; it is from those that will still be able to continue to enter all these countries illegally. Just examine the details of the perpetrators of attacks....
They dont care about these things cuz thay have the money they can stand alone in the world stage,
We don’t - the uneducated/lower-class people in our country think we do, but we don’t.
@@JohnSmythe-od4gkeducation is important dont get me wrong you cant educated your self if you dont have money
They are not in the world stage anymore! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
My best guess is that all UK citizen will soon require Visa to enter .
The EU needs money and desperately.
There is only one option, you Brits should stay on your island. No more Spain, no more Italy, no more Paris and no more vacations in Greece. All proud members of the European Union!
By the way, the EU has beaten the UK to the punch, I read 3 years ago that the UK wants to introduce an electronic entry system for EU citizens.
Otherwise you can calm down again, ETIAS is not a visa, it is just a registration for entering the Schengen zone.
And 7 € every 3 years from British holidaymakers, the EU certainly does not need for its budget!
@@ruhri0411Next thing those jingoistic Brits will say Europe is going to lose a lot without British tourists. Not realising that for Europe, the USA, China, Japan and even India are much more attractive inbound tourism markets than Britain.
As for the Brits, they can always try to travel to one of their Trans-Pacific Agreement partners.
lol like if your miserably gloomy island is well of
@@oldskoolmusicnostalgiaeurope will lose nothing as we haven’t left europe. The EU however, has just lost its second largest economy.
@@garthtomlinson2570 yeah.... well, NO,
Are we requiring the same for EU citizens visiting the UK? As far as holidays go, choose a non-EU country that doesn't require anything except a valid passport, they'll be happy to get our money.
Thats what needs to be done, hit them where it hurts and they will change their minds quickly.
No, the UK knows it would be kicking itself in the balls further by making it hard for EU folk to go there for tourism etc. UK would rather make its own people suffer.
There are no checks on the thousands arriving already
UK is also introducing its own Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system in Q4 2023.
There will be exemptions, such as foreign nationals legally resident in ROI entering NI (but not GB) and Irish citizens entering the UK. The tourism industry in NI, however, is unhappy that the exemption to enter NI is not being extended to tourists entering the Island of Ireland via ROI.
Is there any incentive left to visit the UK? There are lots of nice places to visit elsewhere...
These are NOT new travel restrictions , these are in place for all 3rd countries & we have been granted visa free access since we chose to self harm our country by voting for brexit ! We have caused this to ourselves . Now that grace period is over we are just like other countries outside the EU !
Well, silly brits voted out, without understanding the consequences... Good luck 🙂
considering the trajectory of the EU they are lucky to be out imo
@@redzebra6688 How? This should be funny 🙂Use facts and not uneducated slogans you blindly repeat 🙂
seems like little zebra has no reply and ran 🙂
Oh I understood the consequences, but to me it is worth it. Consequences would not be as bad if the government grew a spine and stood up to the EU. First thing I would say to them is they are on their own when it comes to defence if they persist in their behaviour.
@@lukewoodside9420 What about NATO responsibilities?
Britain IS in Europe ( duh ), just not in the European Community. It is this traditional mentality that makes the U.K unfit to be a member of the E.C.
I have always been an Anglofile, but I am realistic.
As long as this U.K vs E.U attitude exists the U.K will remain on the outside looking in.
Yes may be true,but they don’t want to be ! I’am fine with that ! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@blue_jay31 Better no member than a reluctant one. Some countries are more trouble than they're worth.
The problem with what you’re saying is it’s implying it’s the U.K. that is souring the relationship. Although, from evidence the EU continues to find way of antagonising the U.K. The latest being referring to the falklands as the Malvinas in official documents.
@@garthtomlinson2570 " souring " ? There is no relationship anymore. And yet Britains still seem to think that they can enjoy the benefits of membership. And ' antagonising ' .I've heard that the E.C have started a special department called ' Operation Target Great Britain ' .Just to get back at a member state most people are glad to see the back of.
@@petersteinmeijer519 see this is the kind of idiocy that is helping neither side. Of course there is still a relationship with the EU. To claim there isn’t just shows a lack of IQ. It must seem hard to understand the people of the U.K. want to work with European countries, be friends with European countries but not be controlled by them as well.
Brexsh*te. The gift that just keeps on giving.
Avoid europe go elsewhere.
I went to europe before it was eu, we did not get all that b.s then so why now.
Just go to non eu countries in future. If that becomes the norm.
Many other countries have similar things, like the US, Australia, New Zealand and Turkey. All of theirs cost more than the EU's €7 every 3 years
so you pay for a passport and now you have to pay for a visa bur its not about money. The visa requires details of your occupation and proof you can fund your holiday..... be wary of what you share online especially with these data breaches.
Once more, it's NOT a visa.
Who cares ! "LEAVE MEANS LEAVE" dunnit ! Go holiday & buy your second homes somewhere around the Pacific ! No 'ang on. They have rules too don't they !
holidays vacations 90days for job need working permit its Brexit
They don’t want undesirable people going to Europe?
cant we not just go over in a rubber boat seems to work for millions the other way
Great I hope they need a visa to get in here unless you're a boat person 😂😂😂😂😂
And who wanted the new system most? The UK. The irony.
Brexit is brexit!
I have 3 nationalities, so bollocks to all this rubbish!
I hope so,the more we can distance ourselves from that monster in Brussels the better .Spain and France will suffer the most.but no worries iv your an illegal immigrant, this is farcical.
Well as the UK will soon be an African country, visas would be required anyway
No worries eu citizens will have to have a visa to come to the uk if that’s how they want it .
They don't have to go to Europe, the UK is part of Europe.
When will you ever learn..
A Scottish EU passport will be a strong passport. My new UK passport is worthless now.
Scotland has an open invitation to become a Nordic country and may even join EFTA despite UK’s denial of their access to the path back to the EU.
@@larsbjrnson3101Are you joking? Sweden Denmark and Finland are full EU members
@@ulrichbrossmann1225 What? I just suggested a possible fast track back without decades of negotiatotions.
@@larsbjrnson3101 That is not realistic. I just wonder how matters evolve for Ireland being a non Schengen (2nd class?) EU member. Btw Norway, Iceland and Switzerland are non EU Schengen zone members and not on the above list
@@ulrichbrossmann1225 Scotland was present in the Nordic Council as observers before their first referendum in 2014. They won’t be completely lost by becoming independent even though the road back to the EU may be long.
*PromoSM*
They're islanders, what you expect?
So What, its a document requirement, as used in most places around the world! get over it!
I just couldn’t take my eyes from the teeth and the mouth. Couldn’t hear a word of the explanation.
The misinformation is big in this one.
If you want to travel to the dump deal with it
If we do then we will. Who cares
It is not a Visa. It is like the ESTA in the US, you need to fill a form and pay 7 Euro and it will last 3 years. Kisinformation =Disinformation?
You guys have voted 🗳 to leave the club and now you are thinking about its membership???
This question, you must ask boris the ripper and his fantasy bus full of 350,000,000 pounds.
DON'T GO FOR HOLIDAYS IN THE E.U. SOON WITH THE COLLAPSE OF TOURISTS THEY WILL COME TO THEIR SENSES.
True Brexiteers do not travel abroad. And Blackpool isn't that bad.
Think you're wildly overestimating British importance there mate. The EU's doing just fine without us. Not sure how many people in the UK will even be able to afford to go on holiday this year.
Ah! the old 'they need us more than we need them' argument, well that as predicted proved wrong the last time brexiteers used it and this time will be no different....UK travelers will continue to flock to the European holiday resorts for access to relatively cheap holidays, food and drink no matter what obstacles are put in their way. No need for capital letters to make a point we can see where you are coming from just by the tone of the comment.
Yeah Europe really needs the brits, they’ll just fall apart
With less English tourists (with their world famous behaviour) we now see ever more tourists from other parts of the EU, as well as further away visiting.
We celebrate your absence, with higher tourism numbers and less troubles.
Brexshit. The gift that just keeps on giving.
Will hurt Eu more than UK
Typical self entitled British exceptionalism.
The cost of an Etias visa is around £7. I bet it goes up in leaps and bounds. Thanks for nothing Farage
This is what EU discrimination looks like.
Your comment is what utter ignorance looks like.
Typical British entitlement and exceptionalism! Even when in the EU, the UK had very unpleasant border controls for EU nationals. Hope you stand in line for hours when you visit us.
Nothing to do with discrimination. The concept is very simple. When you pay membership fees to be a member of a club, you enjoy the benefits of membership of the club. When you withdraw from membership, in fairness to all the other paying members , you loose the rights that membership gave you. Some British labour under the inexplicable delusion that because they are special, they get to keep the rights of membership even after they have stopped paying. So, nothing to do with discrimination. And to prove this, I am very confident that when the UK decides to withdraw from the Indo-Pacific CPTPP bloc, (and I am sure it is in the joining agreement) the UK will then loose any priveledges membership of that far away block might have given the UK.
@@Paul-te8mz So what ever happened to "inclusivity" and "diversity" this sounds to me like the club exercises exceptionalism.. Research Nigel Farage who received an apology from the BBC who say that threats to close Nigel Farage's bank account was based on his comments on the EU!!!... some might say it really all smacks of totalitarianist club.
Have a nice day.
The UK pushed and voted for this while still an EU member.
Welcome to Brexit !
Brexit means Brexit 😂😂😂🎉🎉