Andorra entry: plan your return to France or Spain
Check documents for the whole journey, leave room for the road transfer and keep shopping allowances separate from entry permission.
Schengen 90/180 rules, passport regulations, border crossings, and entry requirements.
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Check documents for the whole journey, leave room for the road transfer and keep shopping allowances separate from entry permission.
Route order can affect entry to Serbia. Check the entry record, nationality guidance and current crossing position before buying transport.
Check the £20 UK ETA, passport-linked approval and the different rules for Irish citizens, Irish residents and visitors arriving through Ireland.
A visit to San Marino normally forms part of a journey through Italy. Check the documents for that whole trip before adding a day or a hotel night. A small border crossing does not create a new permission to remain in Europe.
The most useful preparation for a Vatican visit is knowing which entrance your plan requires. St Peter's Basilica and the Vatican Museums operate separately. A paid Museums ticket does not open every Vatican attraction, and free Basilica entry does not include the Sistine Chapel.
A clear visitor guide to Liechtenstein's Swiss customs union, the difference between goods rules and Schengen entry, and receipts and declaration basics.
Air entry, the limited Georgia rail exception and ordinary land-border rules are different. Confirm eligibility and the actual service before building the budget.
Understand Romania and Bulgaria’s Schengen membership, the shared short-stay allowance and what changes when your journey includes Moldova.
The live EU website is not accepting ETIAS applications. Check the official notice before paying anyone to arrange one.
Prepare for a Paris–London Eurostar journey, including Gare du Nord, UK entry permission, luggage and the separate London onward trip.
Check the issue date as well as the expiry date, and use the rules for your passport and each country on your route.
Europe's Entry/Exit System is operating. Allow time for registration and keep your travel documents within reach.
Time outside Schengen can help you plan a longer journey, but the dates and entry rules still need careful checking.