欧盟Etias电子旅行授权系统因技术问题再度推迟实施1。英国游客及其他非欧盟公民被明确告知暂时不要提交申请1。该系统原定于今年推出，但由于入出系统(EES)的故障问题尚未解决，实施计划继续被搁置1。
Etias的申请费用已从原计划的7欧元上调至20欧元(约合17英镑)1，70岁以上和18岁以下的游客可获豁免费用1。与此同时，超过150个非官方网站冒充Etias服务，试图诱导申请者提交个人信息，存在数据泄露和诈骗风险1。旅游行业协会Abta的调查显示，欧洲边境要求的认知度已从2024年的41%上升至56%1。
目前EES系统已全面运行，不过欧盟已允许边境部门在队列过长时暂停执行罚款1。
The European Union's Etias electronic travel authorization system has been postponed once again due to technical issues, leaving British travelers and other non-EU citizens unable to apply at present.1 The system, which was originally scheduled to launch this year, has been held back as problems with the Entry/Exit System (EES) remain unresolved.1 Officials have warned prospective applicants to refrain from submitting applications until the scheme is fully operational.1
When the Etias system does eventually launch, travelers will be required to pay a fee of €20 (£17), an increase from the originally planned cost of €7.1 Visitors aged 70 and above, as well as those under 18, will be exempt from paying the fee.1
The delay has created opportunities for fraudsters, with over 150 unofficial websites now operating that impersonate the legitimate Etias service.1 These fake sites pose risks of data breaches and financial scams for unwary travelers. A survey by Abta showed that awareness of European border requirements among travelers has risen from 41 percent in 2024 to 56 percent.1 The EES system has entered full operation across EU borders, though the EU has permitted border authorities to suspend enforcement penalties when queues become excessively long.1
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