First the US required visa-free travellers to get travel authorisation beforehand, and pay $10 for the privilege, then Canada did the same, South Korea also started doing it, I'm sure plenty of other countries too, and now it's the EU.
I wonder when the EU will start reciprocating on all the financial reporting bullshit that banks have to do when dealing with US persons.
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First the US required visa-free travellers to get travel authorisation beforehand, and pay $10 for the privilege, then Canada did the same, South Korea also started doing it, I'm sure plenty of other countries too, and now it's the EU.
I wonder when the EU will start reciprocating on all the financial reporting bullshit that banks have to do when dealing with US persons.