European passports are among the strongest in the world, offering visa-free access to more than 150 destinations.
But not every country opens its doors to EU citizens without a fee – and some are a lot pricier than others.
We’ve rounded up the visa (and electronic travel authorisation) fees for more than 40 countries around the globe to see where tourist entry for EU citizens costs the most, and the results might surprise you.
Ghana has the most expensive entry fees, with an e-visa priced at $260 (€227.48). However, depending on length of stay, a visit to Bhutan could cost you more as while the entry fee is $40 (€35), you will also be charged a Sustainable Development Fee of $100 (€87.60) per person per night.
Japan has shot up the ranks to become one of the most expensive tourist visas following the news that the fee would be increasing five-fold from ¥3,000 (€16.16) to ¥15,000 (€81.28) earlier this month.
