Canadians Traveling to Europe Next Year Will Need a Permit

Wednesday, 26 July 2023 11:53

By Linda Morgan

Starting in 2024, a permit will be required for Canadians heading to several countries in Europe

A heads up if you plan to go to Europe next year.

Starting in 2024, Canadians traveling to one of 30 countries in Europe will need to pay for a travel permit for trips up to 90 days.

Longer trips will require a visa.

Countries affected include France, Finland, Germany and Spain.

Passport holders will have to apply online for the permit.

EU officials say this is being done to strengthen border security.

A full list of affected countries can be found here.

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