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By *deepdive OP Man 39 weeks ago
Canterbury and France (26) |
Strict rules for British tourists going to EU to come in within weeks
Passengers will be asked a series of questions to confirm they have proof of accommodation, sufficient funds for the trip, medical insurance and a return or onward ticket
https://www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/article/ees-british-eu-travel-border-force-2025-c0jpmlb62
The UK also now has an entry visa which lasts for two years for those who are not British citizens so a similar system.
Of course, rules such as these are no different from those outside the EU - it's just that we don't expect them when holidaying in France, Spain, Germany etc.
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By *I TwoCouple 39 weeks ago
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"Strict rules for British tourists going to EU to come in within weeks
Passengers will be asked a series of questions to confirm they have proof of accommodation, sufficient funds for the trip, medical insurance and a return or onward ticket
https://www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/article/ees-british-eu-travel-border-force-2025-c0jpmlb62
The UK also now has an entry visa which lasts for two years for those who are not British citizens so a similar system.
Of course, rules such as these are no different from those outside the EU - it's just that we don't expect them when holidaying in France, Spain, Germany etc.
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I guess it's a Brexit benefit |
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By (user no longer on site) 39 weeks ago
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"Strict rules for British tourists going to EU to come in within weeks
Passengers will be asked a series of questions to confirm they have proof of accommodation, sufficient funds for the trip, medical insurance and a return or onward ticket
https://www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/article/ees-british-eu-travel-border-force-2025-c0jpmlb62
The UK also now has an entry visa which lasts for two years for those who are not British citizens so a similar system.
Of course, rules such as these are no different from those outside the EU - it's just that we don't expect them when holidaying in France, Spain, Germany etc.
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"There will be no downsides to Brexit, only considerable upsides"
- David Davis  |
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By *otMe66Man 39 weeks ago
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"Strict rules for British tourists going to EU to come in within weeks
Passengers will be asked a series of questions to confirm they have proof of accommodation, sufficient funds for the trip, medical insurance and a return or onward ticket
https://www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/article/ees-british-eu-travel-border-force-2025-c0jpmlb62
The UK also now has an entry visa which lasts for two years for those who are not British citizens so a similar system.
Of course, rules such as these are no different from those outside the EU - it's just that we don't expect them when holidaying in France, Spain, Germany etc.
"There will be no downsides to Brexit, only considerable upsides"
- David Davis "
This might be an upside for some people.
The red tape although similar to most other countries entry reqs, will be presented in such a way that it will force some people to choose a holiday destination outside of mainland Europe. The result will be a more well travelled person, who has many more cultural experiences than they did before.
A brexit benefit I think we can all get behind.   |
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Passengers will be asked a series of questions to confirm they have proof of accommodation, sufficient funds for the trip, medical insurance and a return or onward ticket
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Sounds very reasonable. The same criteria should be applied to the south coast of the uk. |
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By (user no longer on site) 39 weeks ago
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"Strict rules for British tourists going to EU to come in within weeks
Passengers will be asked a series of questions to confirm they have proof of accommodation, sufficient funds for the trip, medical insurance and a return or onward ticket
https://www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/article/ees-british-eu-travel-border-force-2025-c0jpmlb62
The UK also now has an entry visa which lasts for two years for those who are not British citizens so a similar system.
Of course, rules such as these are no different from those outside the EU - it's just that we don't expect them when holidaying in France, Spain, Germany etc.
"There will be no downsides to Brexit, only considerable upsides"
- David Davis
This might be an upside for some people."
I think you'll find there's only an upside. No downside, despite the reality of leaving the EU.
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The red tape although similar to most other countries entry reqs, will be presented in such a way that it will force some people to choose a holiday destination outside of mainland Europe. The result will be a more well travelled person, who has many more cultural experiences than they did before.
A brexit benefit I think we can all get behind. "
Ha yes! We found one! Is there a celebration emoji? |
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By *otMe66Man 39 weeks ago
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"Strict rules for British tourists going to EU to come in within weeks
Passengers will be asked a series of questions to confirm they have proof of accommodation, sufficient funds for the trip, medical insurance and a return or onward ticket
https://www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/article/ees-british-eu-travel-border-force-2025-c0jpmlb62
The UK also now has an entry visa which lasts for two years for those who are not British citizens so a similar system.
Of course, rules such as these are no different from those outside the EU - it's just that we don't expect them when holidaying in France, Spain, Germany etc.
"There will be no downsides to Brexit, only considerable upsides"
- David Davis
This might be an upside for some people.
I think you'll find there's only an upside. No downside, despite the reality of leaving the EU.
The red tape although similar to most other countries entry reqs, will be presented in such a way that it will force some people to choose a holiday destination outside of mainland Europe. The result will be a more well travelled person, who has many more cultural experiences than they did before.
A brexit benefit I think we can all get behind.
Ha yes! We found one! Is there a celebration emoji?"
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"Strict rules for British tourists going to EU to come in within weeks
Passengers will be asked a series of questions to confirm they have proof of accommodation, sufficient funds for the trip, medical insurance and a return or onward ticket
https://www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/article/ees-british-eu-travel-border-force-2025-c0jpmlb62
The UK also now has an entry visa which lasts for two years for those who are not British citizens so a similar system.
Of course, rules such as these are no different from those outside the EU - it's just that we don't expect them when holidaying in France, Spain, Germany etc.
"There will be no downsides to Brexit, only considerable upsides"
- David Davis
This might be an upside for some people.
The red tape although similar to most other countries entry reqs, will be presented in such a way that it will force some people to choose a holiday destination outside of mainland Europe. The result will be a more well travelled person, who has many more cultural experiences than they did before.
A brexit benefit I think we can all get behind. "
Yes the people who previously went to Europe will now go to Mexico and Cape Verde, stay in the hotel complex for two weeks and return home complaining that nobody spoke English.  |
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By (user no longer on site) 39 weeks ago
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Sounds sensible. I guess if people don’t like major inconveniences like “having a passport stamp” and “filling out a one page form” they can go somewhere else.
Though I hear the US is considering a $15,000 bond for visitors from some countries that they will only get back when they leave. Maybe it’s time the UK started doing that for all entrants from France.
Remoaners need to get out more and stop being so provincial. There’s a whole world beyond the Mediterranean. |
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By (user no longer on site) 39 weeks ago
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"Strict rules for British tourists going to EU to come in within weeks
Passengers will be asked a series of questions to confirm they have proof of accommodation, sufficient funds for the trip, medical insurance and a return or onward ticket
https://www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/article/ees-british-eu-travel-border-force-2025-c0jpmlb62
The UK also now has an entry visa which lasts for two years for those who are not British citizens so a similar system.
Of course, rules such as these are no different from those outside the EU - it's just that we don't expect them when holidaying in France, Spain, Germany etc.
"
You're a third country!! What did you think Brexit was about? |
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