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ARTICLE · 08 OCTOBER 2020

Passport And Travel Document Requirements Post-Brexit

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The third in a series of Technical Notice relating to the end of the transition period was published by HM Government of Gibraltar earlier this week.

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The third in a series of Technical Notice relating to the end of the transition period was published by HM Government of Gibraltar earlier this week. 

In the event that the UK and Gibraltar leave the EU without an agreement on 31 December (at the end of the transition period) 2020, procedures and requirements regarding passports and travel documents for travel within the Schengen Area (including Spain) will change significantly, commencing 1 January 2021. 

WITHDRAWAL WITHOUT AGREEMENT

If no agreement has been met regarding Gibraltar's future relationship with the EU by 31 December, British passport holders, including holders of passports issued by Gibraltar, will be considered third-country nationals under the Schengen Border Code. As a result, the following points must be taken into consideration for travel to the Schengen area as from 1 January 2021: 

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