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There have always been countries that you needed a vista to visit with an American passport, that is not a change.
$20 is paying through the nose? I might pay $1,200 for a round trip flight and could drop $20 on two beers in Australia, but I need to be concerned about the $20 ETA fee because that crosses the line into "paying through the nose" territory.
Since EU citizens doesn't have to pay, $20 is too high.
Due to the Commonwealth Act, a British Passport was for decades the most unquestioned and valuable in that sense. It got you in everywhere. That's why Somali's, South Sudanese (as opposed to Sudan proper to the north) and other African countries like to arrive in Kenya, Uganda, and other Commonwealth members and grab a Passport from there instead of their home country.
I call BS on that list. I would like to hear an explanation of why Canada is not on the list. A Canadian passport, as well as other Commonwealth Countries, should be pretty similar to a UK passport, as far as travel accessibility goes.
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