Travelers are being targeted in new authorization scam, EU warns
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The EU warns travelers about scams as over 150 unofficial websites charge fees for ETIAS travel authorizations that have not yet launched.
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Travelers are being targeted in new authorization scam, EU warns
The EU warns travelers about scams as over 150 unofficial websites charge fees for ETIAS travel authorizations that have not yet launched.
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