ETIAS replaces the Schengen visa
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Currently there are two ways to enter the Schengen area. Residents of many countries simply grab a valid passport and visit the country or countries for which they have booked. This is simple and uncomplicated. For some purposes, such as taking up employment or studying, the visitor needs special visas that relate to one country. He can obtain these from the respective consulate in his home country. There are also countries that cannot enter with a passport. These require a visa. This takes more time and is more expensive.
ETIAS closes important information gaps
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When a traveler crosses the border with a visa, he or she reveals a lot of personal information. The authorities can then assess very well whether this traveler poses a risk. This is not the case for travelers without a visa. It is only known that the tourist or business traveler comes from a country from which few criminals and terrorists have entered the Schengen area. So the principle of hope prevails. ETIAS provides a remedy here.