The U.S. has been officially added to the European Union's list of countries considered safe for travel. The move allows Americans to visit EU nations for non-essential purposes.
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April 6, 2021
EU - Coronavirus Travel Restrictions: Czechia Adds Belgium & Netherlands to High-Risk COVID-19 Category
The Czech Republic’s government has announced that from April 5, Belgium and the Netherlands will be included on the COVID-19 dark red list, in which are placed countries profoundly affected by the Coronavirus disease.
At the same time, Ireland and Malta will be placed on the red list of countries, while Iceland will move to the orange list, SchengenVisaInfo.com reports.
Czechia’s Ministry of Health decision comes after taking into account the updated data from the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), which shows the degree of risk which countries face from the spread of the virus.
Read more at: Czechia Adds Belgium & Netherlands to High-Risk COVID-19 Category - SchengenVisaInfo.com
At the same time, Ireland and Malta will be placed on the red list of countries, while Iceland will move to the orange list, SchengenVisaInfo.com reports.
Czechia’s Ministry of Health decision comes after taking into account the updated data from the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), which shows the degree of risk which countries face from the spread of the virus.
Read more at: Czechia Adds Belgium & Netherlands to High-Risk COVID-19 Category - SchengenVisaInfo.com
March 27, 2021
The Netherlands: Coronavirus Pandemic: Netherlands Extends Travel Ban Until May 15
The Netherlands’ government has decided to extend the advice against travelling abroad for its citizens, until May 15, after taking into account the current infection rate of the Coronavirus in foreign countries.
The decision is an additional preventive measure imposed by the Dutch government to avoid travelling during the Easter holidays, SchengenVisaInfo.com reports.
In addition, the country’s administration has also decided to extend its restrictive measures after a rise in the number of COVID-19 infections.
Read more at: Netherlands Extends Travel Ban Until May 15 - SchengenVisaInfo.com
The decision is an additional preventive measure imposed by the Dutch government to avoid travelling during the Easter holidays, SchengenVisaInfo.com reports.
In addition, the country’s administration has also decided to extend its restrictive measures after a rise in the number of COVID-19 infections.
Read more at: Netherlands Extends Travel Ban Until May 15 - SchengenVisaInfo.com
June 14, 2020
Travel: between EU and US: Americans Unlikely To Be Welcome To Europe In July, Here’s Why - by Tamara Thiessen
Europe is set to lift its border restrictions on international travelers in July. But only starting with countries with low infection levels, which rules out Americans and those arriving from the U.S.In other words tourism and holidaying will begin in Europe from July 1, but not for everybody. The criteria for the lifting of the Europe travel ban will probably bar tourists from Brazil, Russia, Argentina and Iran too, as other holidaymakers return. Europe will also remain off limits to travelers from other high-risk countries where Covid-19 infection rates remain high.
Note, “The EU travel restriction is based on residence, not nationality,” says a spokesperson for the European Commission in Brussels. “Similarly, decisions on lifting travel restrictions would also concern non-EU nationals residing in a specific country"
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Travel: Americans Unlikely To Be Welcome To Europe In July, Here’s Why
May 25, 2020
The Netherlands: Travelling to, from and within the Netherlands: What are the rules?
At the moment, and ever since the safety measures have been in placeto prevent further spread of coronavirus, travel has been confined toonly essential journeys until further notice.
As restrictions are being eased,many people are wondering how this will affect them travelling withinthe Netherlands and travelling abroad. Lots of people are wondering
if there is any chance of (or point in) planning holidays. We have puttogether a guide to travelling, in relation
Regarding entering the Netherlands, the ban on non-essential travel implementedon March 19 has been extended until June 15. This means that all travelfrom third countries to Europe (all EU countries, Schengen areacountries and the UK) is not permitted unless absolutely essential.
If your reason for travelling is deemed unessential, you can be refusedentry into the Netherlands.
Read more at:
Travelling to, from and within the Netherlands: What are the rules?
As restrictions are being eased,many people are wondering how this will affect them travelling withinthe Netherlands and travelling abroad. Lots of people are wondering
if there is any chance of (or point in) planning holidays. We have puttogether a guide to travelling, in relation
Regarding entering the Netherlands, the ban on non-essential travel implementedon March 19 has been extended until June 15. This means that all travelfrom third countries to Europe (all EU countries, Schengen areacountries and the UK) is not permitted unless absolutely essential.
If your reason for travelling is deemed unessential, you can be refusedentry into the Netherlands.
Read more at:
Travelling to, from and within the Netherlands: What are the rules?
March 14, 2020
Coronavirus: 'Viruses don't carry passports:' Why travel bans won't work to stop spread of COVID-19
U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to restrict travel from most European countries to try to contain what he called a "foreign virus" isn't grounded in science and breaks international law, experts say.
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https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/covid19-travel-bans-1.5495919
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