UK tourists to the EU won't have to pay a fee quite yet - but they will have to submit a photograph and fingerprints for a new entry system.
The long-awaited European Travel Information and Authorisation System (Etias) has been delayed again to November 2023 after it was due to start May 2023 - having already been pushed back from late 2022, the Telegraph reported.
Etias is a similar visa waiver system to the ESTA programme in America. It will require UK citizens to apply online for a €7 pass to enter the bloc. The pass lasts three years or until the traveller's passport expires, whichever comes first.