Those who want to travel to Europe from 2024 will have to deal with new entry rules and systems: ETIAS and EES. Both systems have been devised to offer Europe and travelers more security. But what are the main differences between ETIAS and EES?
Travel to 30 European countries with an ETIAS travel authorization
Anyone who wants to travel to Europe from mid-2024 and is not subject to a visa requirement will need an ETIAS travel authorization to visit 30 European countries. You can read here how this procedure will work and how you can apply for an ETIAS travel authorization.
Extending your stay in the Netherlands (free term)
A foreign guest who does not require a visa may stay in the Netherlands for a maximum of 90 days and must then leave our country for a minimum of 90 days before he or she may re-enter. This rule applies to the entire Schengen area.
How long can a tourist stay in the Netherlands?
A foreign tourist may stay in the Netherlands for a maximum of 90 consecutive days. It does not matter whether or not the tourist is required to have a visa.
EU information systems for Schengen visas
Governments across the EU exchange information through large-scale IT systems to protect citizens, fight crime and secure borders. The EU has set up these IT systems and is currently working on improving them and setting up new IT systems.
Coronavirus: consequences for application or stay (Schengen visa)
Frequently asked questions about the consequences of the coronavirus (Covid-19) and staying in the Netherlands with a short-stay Schengen visa.