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كل تغيير رسمي في الرسوم والمتطلبات ومواعيد الإطلاق لتصاريح السفر التي نغطيها: مؤرَّخ وبلغة واضحة ومرتبط بالصفحة الحكومية التي أعلنته.
تتغير القواعد دون إشعار كافٍ. تحقق دائماً من المصدر الرسمي قبل الحجز أو السفر.
خلاصة AtomDHS adjusted the ESTA fee for inflation for fiscal year 2027: $40.62 per travel authorization from 16 October 2026 ($17 travel promotion + $10.62 operations cost recovery + $13 surcharge), up from $40.27. A denied application is charged $10.62. The law behind it (HR-1) requires this adjustment every fiscal year, so expect a new figure each autumn.
The official ETIAS site no longer shows a launch window. The EU currently publishes no launch date and has committed only to announcing one several months in advance. ETIAS is not open and no applications are being collected — any website offering to file one today is not legitimate.
A temporary US government program running from July to December 2026 offers a $750 expedited B1/B2 interview appointment. It is optional and does not replace the non-refundable $185 MRV application fee, which is still paid directly to the U.S. government when you book your interview.
The biometric Entry/Exit System's progressive rollout, which began on 12 October 2025, reaches its scheduled completion date. Non-EU visitors are now registered with fingerprints and a facial image in place of passport stamps at the Schengen Area's external borders. ETIAS, which builds on EES, remains unlaunched.
The UK Electronic Travel Authorisation costs £20 per application from 8 April 2026, up from £16 (the scheme launched at £10). Every traveller, including children and babies, needs their own ETA. A website still quoting £16 is out of date.
Since 25 February 2026 the ETA requirement is strictly enforced. Airlines, Eurostar and ferry operators must refuse boarding to visa-exempt travellers who do not hold an approved ETA. Apply before you book — approval is not automatic and there is no room for error at the gate any more.
Presidential Proclamation 10998 suspends US visitor visas for nationals of 38 countries from 1 January 2026: entry is fully suspended for 19 of them (Haiti, Iran and Syria among them) and partially, B1/B2 included, for 19 more (Nigeria, Venezuela and Cuba among them). Visas issued before that date are not revoked, and a dual national travelling on another country's passport is not affected. Turkmenistan's visitor-visa suspension was lifted.
DHS adjusted the ESTA fee for inflation: $40.27 per travel authorization from 1 January 2026 ($17 travel promotion + $10.27 processing + $13 surcharge), up from $40. A denied application is charged $10.27. The law behind the 2025 increase (HR-1) requires an inflation adjustment every fiscal year.
The EU's biometric Entry/Exit System began operating on 12 October 2025, phasing in across border crossings over six months. It registers non-EU travellers' fingerprints and facial image in place of passport stamps and tracks the 90/180-day limit automatically. There is nothing to apply for in advance.
The US ESTA government fee is $40 per application, up from $21, since September 2025. Every traveller needs their own ESTA, including infants. An ESTA cannot be renewed: when it expires, or when you get a new passport, you file a new application and pay the fee again.
From 2 April 2025 European visa-exempt nationals need an ETA to enter the UK (applications opened 5 March 2025). This completed a rollout that covered Gulf states from November 2023 and all other non-European visa-free nationalities from 8 January 2025. Irish citizens do not need one.
The International Visitor Conservation and Tourism Levy, paid together with the NZeTA, rose from NZ$35 to NZ$100 per person on 1 October 2024. With the NZ$23 web fee, an NZeTA now costs NZ$123 in total; neither part is refunded if the request is declined.
Charta Visa خدمة خاصة مستقلة وليست موقعاً حكومياً. تُعرض الرسوم الحكومية بشكل منفصل وتُدفع كاملةً إلى الجهات المختصة.
