The Latest Breaking News from Schengen

The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs discussed with European officials the procedures of facilitating the entry of Saudi citizens to the Schengen countries without the need to acquire a visa. The Saudi Deputy Foreign Minister, Waleed al-Khuraiji, met with the Head of Visa Policy at the General Authority for Migration…

The scheme - known as ETIAS - has been introduced to improve security and re-enforce the borders of the Schengen zone which includes most EU nations

Tourists form the UK will soon need to pay a fee of around £6 under a scheme called European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) due to launch next year.

Schengen area entry requirements for UK tourists will change in 2023 and an application will have to be made for countries like Spain, France, Portugal and Greece

Schengen area entry requirements for UK tourists change in 2023, they will have to apply to enter countries like Spain, France, Portugal and Greece

Keep a digital record of any travel documents, such as boarding cards, tickets and even the dreaded passenger locator forms, as a record of stay in EU

Iberia Airlines said 15,000 of its passengers had missed their flight due to delays at Madrid Airport

Thousands will be preparing for the summer holidays, with some enjoying their first trip away since the pandemic. But tourists are being encouraged to check two things on their passport.

Two Scottish boys were stopped from boarding Ryanair flights this week.

Ryley McGuckin, 11, apologised to his little brother as he blamed himself for their holiday problems

Staff told the little boy his passport was invalid, even though it had several months to run