British tourists will soon be made to pay an entry fee when heading into Europe. The scheme is set to be introduced later this year where non-EU citizens will have to pay.
The new scheme will mean that British holidaymakers have to fill out an online application via the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) which comes with a fee. It will have to be filled out at least 96 hours before departing into Europe but is said to not take more than 10 minutes to complete.
Yorkshire Live reports that you will be asked to provide information including identity, passport, education, job, recent travel and criminal convictions. People under 18 or over 70 will be exempt from having to fill in the form.