These eight nations provide tourist visas lasting up to one year for EU citizens, extending beyond the standard 90-day visa-free agreements that many countries have with the EU. Europeans are fortunate to possess some of the world’s most powerful passports. Various nations, from Brazil to Japan, have entered into visa waiver agreements with EU countries, allowing seamless vacations lasting up to 90 days. However, for those planning an extended getaway, the following eight countries offer particularly generous tourist visas:

• Fiji: EU citizens can enjoy a tranquil stay of up to four months in this South Pacific archipelago known for pristine beaches and vibrant diving sites.
• Armenia: With a visa-free period of 180 days per year, EU passport holders can explore historical sites, such as the UNESCO-listed Haghpat Monastery Complex, and savor local delights like brandy.
• Mexico and Panama: Both countries grant EU citizens a 180-day visa, allowing for a year-long break to explore diverse attractions, from Mexico’s Mayan ruins to Panama’s San Blas Islands.
• UK: Despite Brexit, EU passport holders can visit the UK for up to six months without a visa, making it an ideal destination for combining business and leisure.
• Canada: EU citizens can explore Canada visa-free for six months by obtaining an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) at a cost of CAD $7 (€5), experiencing cities, nature, and cultural events.
• Peru: Offering a 183-day visa-free stay, Peru invites EU citizens to explore attractions like Machu Picchu, the Inca Trail, Rainbow Mountain, Lake Titicaca, and the Gocta waterfall.
• Georgia: Open to EU citizens for up to one year, Georgia provides an opportunity to hike the Caucasus Mountains, relax on the Black Sea beaches, and experience the unique charm of Tbilisi