Brexit Means We're Going To Have To Start Paying To Visit The EU
Anti-Brexit protester Steve Bray demonstrates outside parliament.
British people will have to pay to visit the European Union from next year as a result of Brexit.
Anyone who lives in a non-EU country - including the UK - must apply for a £6 “visa waiver” before they will be allowed in to 30 of the bloc’s member states.
The new European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) scheme is due to launch in spring 2025, meaning those planning to go on holiday to the EU next summer will need to get one.
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