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Georgia, Peru, Fiji: The countries where EU tourists can stay the longest
03.11.2023 - 23:49 / euronews.com / Angela Symons
Europeans are lucky to hold some of the world’s most powerful passports.
Dozens of countries - from Brazil to Japan - have signed visa waiver agreements with EU countries, allowing hassle free holidays for up to 90 days.
But what if you’re planning a longer getaway?
These eight countries offer the most generous tourist visas for EU citizens.
If you really want to get away from it all for a while, head to Fiji, where EU citizens can stay for a blissful four months.
Known for its pristine beaches and teeming diving sites, the South Pacific archipelago is the perfect place to kick back and relax.
After you’ve exhausted the larger islands of Vanua Levu and Viti Levu, there are 300 more to explore with your snorkel in hand.
EU passport holders can spend 180 days per year in Armenia visa-free.
The landlocked country is a must-visit for history buffs, who can explore everything from the UNESCO-listed medieval Haghpat Monastery Complex to the 7th century Zvartnots Cathedral.
It’s also packed with stunning natural scenery, from the peaceful Lake Sevan to the Biblical Mount Ararat.
Locally produced wine and oak-aged brandy will quench your thirst throughout your trip.
Both Mexico and Panama offer EU citizens a 180-day visa, meaning you could visit both countries in the same trip and get away for an entire year.
Go beyond Mexico’s party city Cancun and you’ll be rewarded with the shimmering cenotes of Tulum, the Yucatán Peninsula’s Mayan ruins and Mexico City’s vibrant art scene.
Head south to Panama to lounge on the white sand beaches of San Blas Islands and zipline over lush jungle in Volcan Baru National Park.
Despite Brexit, EU passport holders can still visit the UK for an extended period of up to six months without a visa.
During this time, you’re permitted to attend business meetings, events and conferences - making it the ideal destination to combine work and leisure.
The sprawling city of London could keep you occupied for the entire stint - though you’d need a healthy budget. When it’s time to save money, head north to cultural capitals like Manchester and Liverpool or take a scenic camping trip in the Lake District or Wales.
EU citizens can visit Canada visa-free for up to six months - all you need to do is complete an Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) at a cost of CAD $7 (€5) before your trip.
You’ll have no problem filling your time in the vast country, which is packed with dynamic cities and breathtaking natural scenery.
Active travellers can hike the Canadian Rockies or go skiing in Whistler. Foodies can fill up in Toronto while music lovers will want to hit Montreal’s Jazz Festival. Or for the best of both worlds, head to Vancouver where mountains, beaches and forests surround a bustling metropolis.
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