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Jonas Brandt

Analyst, Europe: EES, ETIAS and Schengen rules, based in Amsterdam

Si occupa di Germany, Visas and entry, Austria, Money and costs

Ultimo viaggio sul campo: set 202633 guide pubblicate
  • Entry rules
  • Schengen
  • UK ETA

Lingue: English, German, Dutch

Informazioni

Jonas trained as a lawyer in Hamburg and now explains European border rules in plain English. He tracks EES, ETIAS, the UK ETA and the 90/180 rule, keeps a changelog on every page, and does not guess when the regulation is silent. If a date on his page has passed, the page has been updated.

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  • set 2026Schiphol and FrankfurtEES kiosk rollout observed on arrival, 2 nights
  • gen 2026LondonUK ETA application and border test, 3 nights

Guide di Jonas Brandt

white and brown concrete building near body of water during daytimeConfronto direttoZell am See Summer Card, Hike & Swim or SalzburgerLand Card?Aggiornato il 3 ott 2026a group of people standing in front of a tall buildingDove alloggiareWhere to stay in Dresden: Altstadt, Neustadt, station or LoschwitzAggiornato il 3 ott 2026brown wooden house near green mountain under blue sky during daytimeCome fareTyrol without a car: trains, buses and guest cards that replace itAggiornato il 3 ott 2026brown wooden house near green mountain under blue sky during daytimeDove alloggiareWhere to stay in Tyrol: five bases from Innsbruck to St. AntonAggiornato il 3 ott 2026brown wooden house near green mountain under blue sky during daytimeConfronto direttoTyrol or Salzburgerland: which Austrian Alps region for a first trip?Aggiornato il 3 ott 2026white and brown concrete building near body of water during daytimeItinerarioZell am See in 3 days: lake, Schmittenhöhe and KitzsteinhornAggiornato il 3 ott 2026white and pink petaled flowers on metal fence near concrete houses and tower at daytimeCome fareRothenburg ob der Tauber: day trip or overnight, and how to get there by trainAggiornato il 3 ott 2026white and brown concrete building near body of water during daytimeDove alloggiareWhere to stay in Zell am See: town, Thumersbach, Schüttdorf or KaprunAggiornato il 3 ott 2026a hand holding a bookData storyRechecked: every entry rule that changed in 2026 so farJonas Brandt · Aggiornato il 3 ott 2026gray and brown concrete cathedralDove alloggiareWhere to stay in Cologne: four bases from the Old Town to DeutzAggiornato il 3 ott 2026gray and brown concrete cathedralConfronto direttoCologne or Düsseldorf: which Rhine city to choose, and where to sleepAggiornato il 2 ott 2026a city street with a yellow taxiRegoleWhich attractions in Europe sell out weeks ahead, with booking windowsAggiornato il 2 ott 2026People are walking through a busy airport terminalRegoleVAT refunds: Europe vs Japan, who qualifies and what it really savesAggiornato il 2 ott 2026a hand holding a bookRegoleThe six-month passport rule: which countries actually enforce itAggiornato il 2 ott 2026a hand holding a bookRegoleThe Schengen 90/180 rule, explained with worked examplesAggiornato il 2 ott 2026a person walking in a large buildingRegoleAirport transit visas: when a layover needs a visa (Schengen, UK, US, Canada)Aggiornato il 2 ott 2026a hand holding a bookRegoleEES, explained: what changes at Schengen bordersAggiornato il 2 ott 2026a hand holding a bookRegoleTraveling with children: consent letters and documents by countryAggiornato il 2 ott 2026a group of people standing in front of a tall buildingConfronto direttoDresden or Leipzig: which Saxon city to visit, and how to see bothAggiornato il 1 ott 2026white and pink petaled flowers on metal fence near concrete houses and tower at daytimeConfronto direttoRothenburg, Würzburg or Bamberg: which Franconian town should you choose?Aggiornato il 1 ott 2026Neuschwanstein Castle, GermanyCome fareHow to visit Neuschwanstein: tickets, the walk up and the bridgeAggiornato il 1 ott 2026an aerial view of a river and a cityDove alloggiareWhere to stay in the Rhine Valley: five bases from Bacharach to KoblenzAggiornato il 1 ott 2026a fountain in the middle of a town squareDove alloggiareWhere to stay in Heidelberg: Altstadt, Bergheim or NeuenheimAggiornato il 1 ott 2026white and pink petaled flowers on metal fence near concrete houses and tower at daytimeCose da fareThings to do in Rothenburg ob der Tauber: wall walk, lanes and an evening tourAggiornato il 1 ott 2026an aerial view of a river and a cityCome fareRhine Valley by train or boat: how to see the castles without a carAggiornato il 1 ott 2026a fountain in the middle of a town squareCome fareHeidelberg day trip from Frankfurt: trains, timing and a one-day routeAggiornato il 1 ott 2026a hand holding a bookRegoleETIAS, explained: Europe's €20 travel authorization and when it startsAggiornato il 1 ott 2026a fountain in the middle of a town squareConfronto direttoHeidelberg, Freiburg or Baden-Baden: which southwest town to visitAggiornato il 1 ott 2026Neuschwanstein Castle, GermanyItinerarioMunich to Neuschwanstein day trip by train: timings and a planAggiornato il 1 ott 2026an aerial view of a river and a cityConfronto direttoRhine or Moselle: which German river valley should you choose?Aggiornato il 1 ott 2026Neuschwanstein Castle, GermanyConfronto direttoFüssen day trip or overnight: what one night adds to NeuschwansteinAggiornato il 1 ott 2026gray and brown concrete cathedralItinerarioCologne in 2 days: cathedral tickets, museums and a Kölsch eveningAggiornato il 1 ott 2026a group of people standing in front of a tall buildingItinerarioDresden in 2 days: Altstadt, museums, Neustadt and an Elbe eveningAggiornato il 1 ott 2026