Planning a trip to Europe soon? Whether it’s a romantic break strolling the cobblestone streets of Montmartre in Paris or going shopping in London’s iconic Oxford Street, the Old Continent is undeniably a favorite among tourists. With History spanning several millennia, and certainly no shortage of landmarks, at least one or two of its world-renowned …
Following two years of Covid, Europe as a whole is finally reopening for travel. While some European countries are ahead of others in fully removing curbs, virtually all of them are signalling strict travel rules are a thing of the past. This week, there have been 5 more countries easing entry rules and internal restrictions. …
Czechia just became the 29th nation to scrap all of its Covid-related entry requirements for travelers. It was announced on Friday that the Czech Republic will remove all of its entry requirements for incoming and returning travelers. The rules are now in effect, starting April 9, 2022. The announcement was made by the Czech government, …
Heading to Europe Soon? These European Nations Have No Entry Restrictions Europe is leading the world trend in removing all COVID-19 entry requirements. In the last four months, 28 nations in total have removed all entry requirements, with almost half of them being in the European continent. Yes, this means travelers can enter with: No …
If travelers wish to visit the European Union and have a non-EU passport, there can be some obstacles. Getting the Schengen Visa—depending on where you come from—can be a challenging process, but there are additional steps any foreigner may need to take before traveling. Unknown to many, travelers visiting from third countries (countries outside the …
Europe is a popular destination for American tourists. It’s home to some of the most famous landmarks in the world like the Eiffel Tower, The Roman Coliseum, The Brandenburg Gate, and more. As popular as Europe is for tourism, it has been very hard for Americans to enter the continent for the last couple of …
Following KLM, which also announced it will no longer enforce mask usage among customers, Norwegian Airlines is the latest in Europe to announce the lifting of the mask requirement. As of April 4, 2022, Norwegian customers will cease requiring its passengers to cover their nose and mouth when flying, officially making mask usage optional. Norway’s …
Slovakia has become the 28th nation worldwide to remove all COVID-19 entry requirements. The move means travelers don’t need to complete a pre-entry COVID-19 registration form, undergo mandatory quarantine, undergo testing requirements before or after arrival, or have to show proof of vaccination to enter. Slovakia joins the following list of nations that have removed …
As the highly anticipated 2022 European summer season approaches, several countries in the continent have been rushing to relax their strict travel rules that have been known to keep a large number of Americans out throughout the pandemic. One of the leading destinations in the Mediterranean, Greece, is the latest to indicate entry will be …
Italy and Spain have both just extended their entry requirements rules for another 30 days, until at least April 30, 2022. This means that despite Covid-related restrictions being lifted in many parts of Europe over the past few months, Italy and Spain are two EU nations that are not following the trend of easing entry …
Latvia became the 26th nation to remove all entry requirements as of April 1, 2022. The country joins a growing list of nations—including various European and Caribbean nations—to remove all COVID-19 entry requirements for all travelers worldwide. All travelers entering Latvia: Don’t need to be vaccinated Don’t require testing Don’t undergo quarantine, and Don’t need …
Are you a remote worker dreaming of exploring Italy for longer than the restrictive 90 days foreign tourists are usually allowed to stay for? That possibility could soon become a reality, as the leading Mediterranean nation gives a strong indication the so-called digital nomad visa will be written into law. Although Europe, in general, is …