8 Countries Changing Entry Rules for U.S. Passport Holders in 2025

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00:00Eight Countries Changing Entry Rules for U.S. Passport Holders in 2025

00:05Several countries updated entry rules for U.S. passport holders in 2025.

00:10Understanding these changes saves time and stress during travel.

00:17U.S. travelers to Canada need no ETA or visa for land or sea entry,

00:21but require an ETA for air travel unless holding a Canadian visa.

00:25Mexico welcomes U.S. tourists visa-free for 180 days,

00:32carry proof of accommodation, and return ticket.

00:39Australia is trialing a digital passenger card for online custom submissions

00:42to enhance biosecurity.

00:44The program is currently underway at Brisbane Airport.

00:51Japan will launch the Jesta online system by 2028,

00:54requiring U.S. visitors to register with biometric data.

00:58COVID-19 vaccine proof may be needed based on health rules.

01:05U.S. travelers to the U.K. must get a 10-pound ETA,

01:08valid for two years and allowing multiple entries during that period.

01:12Apply online or via app within three days of travel.

01:15Postponed to 2026, ETA will be required for U.S. travelers to France and the Schengen area.

01:25Valid for three years, it boosts EU security.

01:32Brazil now requires U.S. travelers to get an E-visa for tourism, business or cultural visits.

01:37Valid for 90 days.

01:38U.S. travelers to the U.A.E. receive a free 30-day visa on arrival.

01:45An optional advanced passenger processing system speeds up entry.

01:49VIRUS