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ETIAS travel authorization
For U.S. citizens traveling to Europe, starting in 2024, an ETIAS travel authorization will be required for short stays (up to 90 days within a 180-day period). The process is simple and can be completed online. This authorization will apply to 30 European countries, and travelers need to apply before their trip. The ETIAS will be valid for three years or until the passport expires. For more details, please visit the official ETIAS page.
Apply for your travel document with Sherpa
Your flight is booked and the holiday is right around the corner – only the formalities still need to be taken care of. Let’s get that done together! Sherpa gives you detailed information about entry requirements for your destination country and guides you through the entire process if you need to apply for a visa or ETIAS. This leaves you more time to plan your next trip.
This is how it works:
1. Enter your nationality in the 1st field.
2. Enter your destination in the "where to" field.
3. Enter a stopover under "add connection" .
4. Under "See requirements" you will see if you need a visa. You can apply for this immediately online.
Reach your dream destination in no time!
Most frequent questions
What is the difference between eVisa and ETIAS?
The eVisa is a formal visa required by some countries, often involving more documentation and allowing longer stays. ETIAS is a quick travel authorization for short stays (up to 90 days) in the Schengen Area for visa-exempt travelers.
Which document do U.S. and Canadian citizens need for travelling to the Schengen Area?
Both U.S. and Canadian citizens will need to apply for ETIAS to enter Schengen Area countries for short stays (up to 90 days) for tourism, business, or transit. The complete list of countries needing ETIAS can be found on the official page.
Which document do I need for longer stays?
For stays longer than 90 days in countries of the Schengen Area, an eVisa will be required for U.S. and Canadian citizens.