The new ETIAS system is expected to be launched at the end of 2022 for all visa-free non-EU citizens. Here you will find the latest and most important information about the ETIAS visa waiver for Europe. We will share valuable details about how to travel within the Schengen Zone with your Canadian passport and make the most of your journey with your ETIAS travel authorization.
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, and Edi Rama, the Prime Minister of Albania, have signed an online deal to allow freedom of movement between the 2 countries. The deal will allow citizens of both countries to cross borders using only their national ID cards, eliminating the need to present a valid passport at the […]
Following French President Emmanuel’s call for a “refoundation” of the Schengen Agreement for freedom of movement, chief spokesman for the European Commission Eric Mamer has confirmed that the EU is planning to overhaul Shengen Area borders to enforce new security controls for Europe. After Macron pledged to double police and military presence at France’s borders […]
There are several reasons why a country may wish to be part of the European Union. One of the main benefits of being part of the European Union is the single market: EU citizens can live or work in any EU country and sell goods without restrictions. In addition, as a union of 27 nations, […]
Due to the outbreak of coronavirus, travel restrictions have been introduced by governments around the world and the countries that make up the European Union (EU) are no exception. Some of the EU travel restrictions affect Canadian nationals. The EU has issued coronavirus travel advice to its member states, including a “green list” of countries […]
From late 2022, Canadian passport holders will be required to register online for ETIAS before travelling to Europe. The European Travel Information and Authorisation System is being introduced to increase border security and make Europe an even safer destination for tourists. ETIAS is not a visa. The new system will complement the EU’s visa liberalisation […]
