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End of free movement. 13:14 - Oct 2 with 1018 views

Given that free movement will end with Brexit is there a possibility that we’ll need visas to go on holiday in EU countries?

End of free movement. on 13:20 - Oct 2 with 978 views

Guthrum

Theoretically, but in practice unlikely. Movement to work is what they're concerned about, not holidaymakers.

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End of free movement. on 13:30 - Oct 2 with 935 views

Pendejo

Always possible, however, one would assume they'd adopt a system similar to Turkey. A few minutes online and $20 or so dollars later you have a print at home tourist visa.

I'm sure the billions of Euros spent by British Tourists will still be welcomed, unless the EU Mafia dons have a cunning plan to replace that income.

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End of free movement. on 13:35 - Oct 2 with 901 views

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Yes.

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End of free movement. on 13:35 - Oct 2 with 899 views

J2BLUE

Doubt it. They are already looking at making business travel frictionless for travellers from 'safe countries' so assume it will be the same for tourists.

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End of free movement. on 13:37 - Oct 2 with 891 views

noggin

More concerning to the average brexiteer will be a quota of 200 fags and 5 litres of beer/ or a litre of spirits, when returning from Benidorm.

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End of free movement. on 13:38 - Oct 2 with 877 views

Bluefish

Very possibly, just like we do for USA and Turkey

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End of free movement. on 13:43 - Oct 2 with 868 views

linhdi

Yes, if no deal or if we pee them off much more. Likely to be similar to the US ESTA system, so you'll be able to apply in advance, and pay a relatively low fee of maybe £15. But that would make it trickier for people with some types of conviction. I assume - but don't know - that it would cover all EU countries without needing to prove where you're going or staying.

Driving is more complex - different types of international drivers licence depending which country you're going to. And don't plan to take the dog - unless you're happy to hang around a few days for your mutt to be quarantined.

ESTA -type system should be fairly painless, provided the government's new IT system works in time. Ah. Skegness it is then.

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End of free movement. on 13:48 - Oct 2 with 838 views

Fixed_It

So basically, looking below, we don't know. No surprise there then.

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