A senior EU figure proposed visa-free travel for Irish citizens after Brexit as the bloc stepped up its preparations for a no-deal on Tuesday . Britons proposed that Britons would be able to travel in the EU for 30 March 2019 without a visa, effective from Tuesday in a no-deal exit, or from the end of the transition period if there is a deal. Such an agreement would be subject to a reciprocal agreement with the Brexit for EU citizens, as well as needing sign-off from the European Parliament and EU states.
A senior EU figure proposed visa-free travel for British citizens after Brexit as the bloc stepped up its preparations for a no-deal on Tuesday. The European Commission proposed that Britons would be able to travel in the EU for up to 90 days without a visa, effective from 30 March 2019 in a no-deal exit, or from the end of the transition period if there is a deal. Such an agreement would be subject to a reciprocal agreement with the UK for EU citizens, as well as needing sign-off from the European Parliament and EU states.