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Do you have family in Europe and want to visit them?

In this case, besides filling out your basic information in the ETIAS online application form, you have to submit proof of your relationship, residence card and some other background information of your family member.

When does The ETIAS system launch?

The system will launch in 2021. There are currently 62 countries that will need to get the ETIAS authorization. What this means is that all the citizens of these countries will be obligated to obtain ETIAS authorization before they enter any EU country.

Are there any easier ways to get a Visa then to wait for months for an interview?

The answer is yes, if you want to be the one person who annoys all their friends online by posting all those pictures of traveling to multiple places in a short time span, Europe is the place for you. Visiting Europe is made much easier with the ETIAS visa and it will start working soon.

Rejected by the ETIAS staff?

Here is what you can do if you’ve gotten a negative response by them: you can decide to reapply in case you think their decision is wrong. Submitting correct and direct information could be a huge indicator so that your Visa gets accepted.

What to do after you get the ETIAS authorization?

You have to take the original document of an ETIAS authorization after you have been issued one. This will be checked by the guard of the border you are entering to and after that he will get your signature.

What is the ETIAS Visa used for mostly?

ETIAS visa is a visa demanded for non-EU citizens who can enter the Schengen Zone and freely visit each of the states. It is used often for business and tourist purposes.

When should you apply for ETIAS?

It is recommended to apply for it at least 3 days before you have to depart. Make sure to bring the ETIAS authorization email printout at the border if you’re driving or at the airport if you’re planning on flying.

Why is the ETIAS visa being created?

The ETIAS authorization will make it easier to increase security in the European countries, reduce application procedures, improve the management of the European borders and decrease crime and terrorism.