Mai magana da yawun Hukumar Tarayyar Turai ya sanar a yau cewa daga shekara mai zuwa, duk masu ziyara daga Burtaniya za su biya Yuro 7 ($ 7.92) kudin biza don shiga ƙasashen Schengen EU.

Bangaren zartarwa na Tarayyar Turai ta tabbatar a yau cewa za a caji matafiya na Biritaniya kudin biza, daidai da tsarin da kungiyar ke da shi na kasashen da ba na EU ba, kuma za su yi riga-kafin bayanansu kafin a ba su izinin shiga EU.

The Shirin Balaguro na Turai da Bayani da Tsarin izini (ETIAS) a halin yanzu yana ba wa mazauna ƙasashe 61 da ba na EU damar shiga yankin Schengen tare da ba da izini ba. Maimakon buƙatar biza, tsarin yana cajin haraji, wanda ke ba masu riƙe da izinin zama a ciki, da zagayawa, ƙasashen EU masu sa hannun Schengen na tsawon kwanaki 90.

Daga ƙarshen 2022, a matsayin wani ɓangare na shirye-shiryen bayan-Brexit, za a ƙara Burtaniya zuwa ETIAS, wanda ya shafi dukan ƙasashen yankin Schengen da kuma wasu 'ƙananan ƙasashe' waɗanda ba na Schengen ba kamar birnin Vatican.

The ETIAS An fara gabatar da tsarin ta hanyar EU a shekarar 2016, a wani bangare na kokarin karfafa tsaro ta hanyar baiwa jami'an shige da fice damar bin diddigin maziyartan ta cikin kungiyar, yayin da ba sa bukatar aiwatar da tsarin biza mai wahala a lokacin balaguro tsakanin kasashe mambobin kungiyar.

A lokacin da aka gabatar da shi, shugaban hukumar Tarayyar Turai na lokacin Jean-Claude Juncker ya yaba da shirin da inganta harkokin gudanarwar EU iyakoki, da taimakawa wajen rage laifuka da ta'addanci, da kuma karfafa manufofin 'yantar da bizar kungiyar.

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The executive branch of the European Union confirmed today that the British travelers will be charged the visa fee, in line with the bloc's existing scheme for non-EU nations and will have to pre-register their details before being allowed to enter EU.
The ETIAS scheme was first unveiled by the EU in 2016, as part of an effort to bolster security by allowing immigration officials to track visitors through the bloc, while not needing to impose a laborious visa scheme when traveling between member states.
When it was introduced, then-President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker praised the scheme as improving the management of EU borders, helping to decrease crime and terrorism, and reinforcing the bloc's visa liberalization policy.