Being rejected by the ETIAS staff is difficult but what can you do to be accepted next time?
Reapplying is always an option and if not there are many different types of other Visas to apply for.
Make sure you check if you are missing any documents needed.
Do you want to visit your favorite European destinations with reduced documents?
This is exciting news for all of us and it is called the ETIAS Visa. It is a new type of Visa that will be used in the EU countries very soon.
Remember! Having an ETIAS authorization only allows you to travel in the Schengen Zone.
Just because you have been permitted an ETIAS authorization, it doesn’t mean that you can enter every EU country.
It is crucial not to violate the rules.
What is the difference between an ETIAS and Schengen Visa?
Even though the ETIAS is not yet being used, travelers are concerned whether they will need and ETIAS or Schengen visa.
ETIAS is an electronic travel authorization and applies only to people who can already travel to Europe without a visa.
On the other hand, the Schengen Visa is required for travel to Europe for those who are unable to travel to EU countries without a visa.
How long can you stay in Europe with the ETIAS visa waiver?
The ETIAS visa waiver will be eligible for staying only 90 days in Europe, for business or leisure reasons.
Those citizens that need to stay in Europe for more than 90 days will need to apply for a different kind of visa.
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.
Which countries in EU does The ETIAS include?
The countries are the same 26 members that make up the Schengen Zone.
Travelers to these countries will benefit from the ETIAS for Europe which grants them authorization to visit these countries.
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.
