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Schengen moves borders from 1 January, what this means for UK Travellers to Europe in 2025?

After 13 years in the making, Romania’s and Bulgaria’s full Schengen area membership concluded with a unanimous vote on Thursday from interior ministers of EU countries.

Global

Switzerland to allow up to 8,500 foreign workers in 2025

The Swiss authorities have decided to let a large number of foreign workers enter the country for work purposes in 2025, too, by keeping the quota the same as this year.

Global

EU delays Entry/Exit System launch

The European Union has decided to delay once again the implementation of the Entry/Exit System (EES), which was set for November 10 of this year. As informed by a news report in  Schengen News.

Europe

Lufthansa gets EU nod to buy $350 million stake in Italy’s ITA

Lufthansa  won EU antitrust approval to buy 41% of ITA Airways for 325 million euros ($350 million) after ceding routes and slots, with the news boosting rival IAG's shares and hopes for its takeover of Air Europa.

Associations

ABTA welcomes London Mayor’s calls on youth mobility

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has called for young people to be able to move freely to and from the EU. ABTA has welcomed the Mayor’s comments, saying they reflect growing political support to extend the Youth Mobility Scheme, to EU countries to help UK staff work abroad and EU workers to come to the UK. 

China

High-demand results in eight-week-long waiting period for Schengen Visas

Nationals of China planning to visit Europe now that the Coronavirus travel restrictions have been lifted may face long waiting times of up to eight weeks when applying for Schengen visas due to the high demand.

Spain

Spain imposes COVID-19 restrictions on arrivals from China

All travellers reaching Spain from China now need to present negative COVID-19 test results, or proof of complete vaccination against the virus, with any of the vaccines approved by the World Health Organization (WHO).

Global

Spain wants to scrap rule that limits British tourists

Spain’s Secretary of State for the Ministry of Tourism and Industry, Fernando Valdés, wants to scrap the rule that limits British tourists, as well as tourists from other countries, from staying in Spain for only 90 days in any 180-days period, in a bid to further boost the tourism sector in this country.

Europe

EU proposes suspension of visa waiver agreement with Vanuatu

The Commission of the European Union has proposed the full suspension of the visa waiver agreement with Vanuatu due to golden passport systems risks.

Europe

Apply higher security checks on Russian travellers

The European Union’s Commission has called on the Member States’ border authorities to impose tighter security checks for Russian travellers showing up at their points of entry.

Global

Hungary asks EU to lift sanctions on Russia to avoid recession

Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has called on the European Union authorities to work intensively to lift its sanctions on Russia before the end of the year.

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