ARTICLE · 07 JUNE 2021

EU Travel Restrictions Relaxed

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On May 12, 2021, the government announced that travel restrictions for the following travelers from outside the EU will be relaxed:

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Thomas Van Houwelingen

On May 12, 2021, the government announced that travel restrictions for the following travelers from outside the EU will be relaxed:

Grandparents visiting their newborn grandchild
Close relatives visiting family members who are gravely ill (Before, this was only possible for those who are terminally ill)
Divorced parents visiting their child
Long distance partners whose relationship started after the introduction of the travel restrictions (March 18, 2020) and partners of UK citizens who qualify under the Withdrawal Agreement
Non-EU nationals carrying an approval letter who have not yet received their biometric residence card
Seafarers on commercial vessels longer than 24 meters

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