European Union Announces to Re-open Borders for 15 Countries

The entry of citizens of many other big countries like Russia, Brazil and India will continue to be banned.
European Union Announces to Re-open Borders for 15 Countries

On Tuesday, the European Union (EU) announces to reopen its borders to travelers of 15 countries. But due to the increasing cases of coronavirus in the US, most Americans will not be allowed entry for at least two weeks. At the same time, the entry of citizens of many other big countries like Russia, Brazil and India will continue to be banned.

Over 15 million Americans travel to Europe every year:

Significantly, the economy of Europe has been greatly affected by the Coronavirus. Southern European Union countries such as Greece, Italy and Spain are trying to attract sun-loving tourists and revive affected tourism industries. It is estimated that over 15 million Americans travel to Europe every year. Let us tell you that there are a total of 27 member countries in the European Union.

Countries whose citizens are allowed to enter the EU:

According to the information, the countries whose citizens will be allowed entry include Algeria, Australia, Canada, Georgia, Japan, Montenegro, Morocco, New Zealand, China, Rwanda, Serbia, South Korea, Thailand, Tunisia and Uruguay.

List to be updated every 14 days:

According to the European Union, this list has to be updated every 14 days and new countries can be added to it or some countries can be removed from the list. It will depend on whether they are able to control the disease here.

Ban on entry of Pakistan Airlines aircraft in Europe:

The European Union's Air Safety Agency has banned Pakistan International Airlines for six months in Europe from July 1. After this decision, PIA flights will not be able to travel to Europe for the next six months from July 1 until December 2020. Recently, the European Union Air Safety Agency has taken this decision based on reports that some of the PIA pilots' licenses were fake.

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