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UK passport holders will require EU travel document from 2021
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gettingtheresometime wrote: »Lets put this into perspective.
The ETIAS will cost approx. £6 and last 3 years -so effectively £2 per year.
Less than a starbucks coffee.
Unless your application for an ETIAS is rejected and then you have to pay to apply for a full travel visa which may also be rejected.0 -
Just charge them more to come here..........0
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I'm eligible for an Irish passport through my grandmother - ah, to be sure now, your man is thinking about it !!!0
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Doshwaster wrote: »Unless your application for an ETIAS is rejected and then you have to pay to apply for a full travel visa which may also be rejected.
has to be a good thing. if one is rejected for a visa after being rejected for an ETIAS, it suggests something more serious0 -
Doshwaster wrote: »Unless your application for an ETIAS is rejected and then you have to pay to apply for a full travel visa which may also be rejected.
Hopefully we will implement a similar system and the same will apply to undesirable EU citizens who want to come here.Accept your past without regret, handle your present with confidence and face your future without fear0 -
NoodleDoodleMan wrote: »I'm eligible for an Irish passport through my grandmother - ah, to be sure now, your man is thinking about it !!!
So how much would that cost compared to the £6 every 3 years for an ETIAS?Accept your past without regret, handle your present with confidence and face your future without fear0 -
Except that you will also have to allow for expensive travel insurance once the EHIC card can't be used.NoodleDoodleMan wrote: »Thanks for the heads up.
Seven Euros is as cheap as chips for an essential document these days - no dramas.0 -
If i had the option, I'd definitely go for the Irish passport and remain an EU citizen.peachyprice wrote: »So how much would that cost compared to the £6 every 3 years for an ETIAS?0 -
We've always had travel insurance separate from the EHIC and its predecessor.Except that you will also have to allow for expensive travel insurance once the EHIC card can't be used.
The latter is no substitute for comprehensive cover, especially as it is only valid within the EU.0
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