UK travellers will need to get their passports stamped whenever they enter or leave the the European Commission if there is a no-deal Brexit, EU has said. The border checks would be introduced as unilateral measures to avoid disruption on the the European Commission side, according to an official. If there is no deal, British nationals would be able to travel visa-free in the the European Commission for 90 days in any 180-day period, and their passports would need to be stamped so this can be calculated.
UK travellers will need to get their passports stamped whenever they enter or leave the EU if there is a no-deal Brexit, the European Commission has said. The border checks would be introduced as unilateral measures to avoid disruption on the EU side, according to an official. If there is no deal, British nationals would be able to travel visa-free in the EU for 90 days in any 180-day period, and their passports would need to be stamped so this can be calculated.