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Cherie 29-12-2020 04:42 PM

22 Brexit need to knows
 
https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/fa...&utm_content=4

information here re driving abroad, holidays etc





2022 visa will be required ...remember when people said I was nuts for claiming this..:hehe:

From 2022 (the exact date's yet to be confirmed), you'll have to buy a £6 visa-waiver for holidays and short stays. UK nationals WON'T need a visa for short trips to EU countries (up to 90 days in any 180-day period) if they're just going on holiday. But they WILL have to fork out for what's known as a 'visa-waiver' – this'll cost €7 (£6.28) and will be issued under the 'European Travel Information and Authorisation System'.

You don't have to pay this for every trip, though: the fee covers an electronic pass that will allow British citizens to go on short holidays over a period of three years before they have to renew. The pass is similar to the ESTA currently required to visit the United States (see our ESTA guide for full info on how that works).

bots 29-12-2020 04:47 PM

so it costs £6 and is valid for 3 years meaning it costs £2 a year. Are people making an issue of this, seriously? :laugh:

Glenn. 29-12-2020 04:48 PM

It’s hardly earth shattering stuff

Cherie 29-12-2020 04:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bitontheslide (Post 10976175)
so it costs £6 and is valid for 3 years meaning it costs £2 a year. Are people making an issue of this, seriously? :laugh:

its not the cost, its the faff of having to do it :shrug:

its a faff when you have to complete an ESTA and this will be no different

bots 29-12-2020 04:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 10976177)
its not the cost, its the faff of having to do it :shrug:

hardly a faff, you can do it at the same time as you complete your covid vaccination form

Cherie 29-12-2020 04:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bitontheslide (Post 10976180)
hardly a faff, you can do it at the same time as you complete your covid vaccination form

:joker:


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