Post by Jaga on Mar 6, 2017 18:19:34 GMT -7
It is not binding yet, but it is scary. I bet a part of a reason why it is happening is a new guard in Washington:
Will PolAms soon need visas to visit Poland and other EU countries?
The European Parliament (EP) has passed a non-binding resolution calling for the reintroduction of visa requirements for American citizens visitng Poland and any of the other 26 EU countries. That move has raised the stakes in a long-running battle over the United States’ refusal to grant visa-free access to citizens of Poland and four other EU nations. At present, US citizens may travel visa-free and spend up to 90 days in the EU. If they leave the EU briefly (from Polnd they could cross over into Russia, Belarus or Ukraine), they can presumably re-enter Poland without a visa and stay another three months. In the EP, European lawmakers played tit-for-tat in their dispute with the United States, demanding restrictions on American travelers unless the Trump administration lifts travel requirements for citizens of Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Poland and Romania.
Will PolAms soon need visas to visit Poland and other EU countries?
The European Parliament (EP) has passed a non-binding resolution calling for the reintroduction of visa requirements for American citizens visitng Poland and any of the other 26 EU countries. That move has raised the stakes in a long-running battle over the United States’ refusal to grant visa-free access to citizens of Poland and four other EU nations. At present, US citizens may travel visa-free and spend up to 90 days in the EU. If they leave the EU briefly (from Polnd they could cross over into Russia, Belarus or Ukraine), they can presumably re-enter Poland without a visa and stay another three months. In the EP, European lawmakers played tit-for-tat in their dispute with the United States, demanding restrictions on American travelers unless the Trump administration lifts travel requirements for citizens of Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Poland and Romania.