Block lists 14 countries that will be allowed entry after July 1st. Brazil, USA, Russia and Türkiye are out
The 27 countries of the European Union have already agreed to open borders to 14 countries from July 1st, French newspaper Le Monde said this Saturday (27).
Now it's official. Brazil is off the list due to the coronavirus pandemic situation.
The Permanent Representatives Committee (which brings together ambassadors from EU member countries) agreed to receive residents of Algeria, Australia, Canada, South Korea, Georgia, Japan, Morocco, Montenegro, New Zealand, Rwanda, Serbia, Thailand, Tunisia and Uruguay .
The United Kingdom, which until the end of this year is in the Brexit transition phase, was considered a member of the EU.
Law 74/2025 is being challenged in the Court of Justice of the European Union. For thousands of descendants, the next step depends on understanding how the new rule has affected each case.
Your case may still have a legal outcome.
ANALYZE MY CASEThe final list can still be changed, but the ambassadors agreed to exclude countries where the pandemic situation is considered worrying: in addition to Brazil, Russia, the United States, Saudi Arabia and Turkey are in this category.
Although China has controlled Covid-19, the entry of Chinese travelers will depend on the principle of reciprocity: permission will be given in countries whose residents also have authorized entry into the Asian nation.
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