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In this FAQ section you will find answers on the most important questions you might have about ETIAS system.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Mexican Citizens, like other 57 ETIAS-eligible country citizens, will need to apply for ETIAS authorisation prior traveling to Europe.
From Spring 2025, ETIAS will become mandatory for travel to Europe from Mexico.
However, there will be a six months transition period before it fully switches to ETIAS system.
Once you obtain ETIAS authorisation it will allow you to stay in the Schengen Area for up to 90 days within a 180-day period for three consecutive years.
No. ETIAS Visa Waiver is a program for those international travelers, who intend to visit Europe on a short-term trip, let it be leisure or business purposes.
To be eligible to work in the EU, you will need to apply for a relevant type of National Visa.
No. Much like working purposes, you will need to apply for a Study Permit or National D Type Visa to study in Europe legally.
ETIAS application provides questions about your personal information, including your criminal records. While having a criminal record doesn’t entirely bar you from getting the authorisation, you will be required to attend an online interview.
The chances of getting ETIAS authorisation depends on the severity of the crime. Less serious the crime is, more chance you have to obtain a visa-waiver.