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One thing I don't like about this is it looks like they consider countries that require an ETA to be visa free, which I don't agree with. To me that's still ba
by tallanvor 9y ago
One thing I don't like about this is it looks like they consider countries that require an ETA to be visa free, which I don't agree with. To me that's still basically a visa.
- varjag 9y agoThe practical difference between visa free and ETA is much less than between ETA and proper visa. You skip embassy/consulate appointment (often two, often for all your family members in person, often in another city or even country), and you often don't pay anything. Many ETAs are done once and for substantial periods, sometimes until your passport's expiry date.