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EU Visa Fees Adjustment Regulation

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22 August 2024

EU Visa Fees Adjustment Regulation

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The EU Directive streamlines visa digitalization and regulations, ensuring a fair fee structure for visa applications.

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The Regulation of the European Commission aims to adjust the visa fees. This change aims to ensure a fair and appropriate fee structure for visa applications within the European Union. As a result, the fees for adults will be raised to EUR 90, while children’s fees will be EUR 45. These adjustments are informed by the EU-wide inflation rate and salary trends among national civil servants during the last 3 years.

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