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In recent days, claims have emerged suggesting that a visa requirement has been introduced for entry into European Union countries with green and grey passports.
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The Center for Combating Disinformation (DMM) has denied these claims.
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A statement has also come from the European Union.
In a statement shared on the social media account of the EU Delegation to Turkey, it was stated, "Turkey will not be part of ETIAS, and Turkish travelers who have visa-free entry rights will not be required to apply for ETIAS."
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The statement noted that since Turkey is not a visa-exempt country, it does not fall within this scope.
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It was reported that Turkish citizens holding green and grey passports can travel without needing authorization.
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The Center for Combating Disinformation had also previously stated, "The claim appearing in some media outlets that 'Green and grey passport holders will pay 7 Euros for European travel, and those who are rejected will not be able to enter the EU' is not true."
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WHAT IS ETIAS?
The European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS), created by the European Union, is a travel authorization program.
ETIAS aims to pre-screen individuals traveling visa-free to the Schengen Area for security purposes.
This system requires travelers wishing to enter the Schengen Area to fill out an online form before obtaining travel authorization.
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News Source : 12punto
