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When ETIAS launches, you will not need to submit the application yourself. A trusted person or travel agent can do it on your behalf — but there are important safeguards to follow.

When ETIAS launches, you will not need to submit the application yourself. A trusted person or travel agent can do it on your behalf — but there are important safeguards to follow.

ETIAS applications can be completed by a travel agent, friend or relative, but the traveller remains responsible for the information submitted. The official rules focus on trust, written authorisation and transparency over fees.

Travellers looking for ETIAS information may encounter unofficial websites that appear authoritative but are not run by the European Union. Some may act as legal intermediaries, but others can publish wrong information, collect personal data or add unnecessary charges.

Travellers looking for ETIAS information may encounter unofficial websites that appear authoritative but are not run by the European Union. Some may act as legal intermediaries, but others can publish wrong information, collect personal data or add unnecessary charges.