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The European Union has updated the list of countries for which it is recommended to lift travel restrictions. Ukraine again found itself overboard and was not included on the list.
The EU developed its recommendations taking into account the epidemiological situation of the countries. This is stated in a statement on the Council of Europe website.
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At the same time, the EU has again reduced the list of countries whose citizens will be able to travel freely in Europe. Consequently, the ban on free travel in Europe applies to citizens of Canada, Georgia, Tunisia and Singapore.
Instead, the EU recommended lifting travel restrictions:
- Australia,
- New Zealand,
- Rwanda,
- Singapore,
- Thailand
- Uruguay,
- South Korea,
- Japan,
- China (subject to confirmation of reciprocity).
Note that the last time the EU updated the list of countries was in early August.
Coronavirus in the world: what is the situation now
- Since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, 41,828,671 people have contracted the disease. COVID-19 claimed the lives of 1,140,016 patients, but 31,060,361 patients managed to recover.
- In Spain, as of October 21, 1 million 295 cases of coronavirus were registered. This number of COVID-19 patients is the highest among Western European countries.
- Due to the worsening situation with the COVID-19 pandemic in Cyprus, a curfew will be imposed in the districts of Limassol and Paphos.
- Minsk announced that Belarus’ international routes with Ukraine, Poland and Lithuania are threatened. All because of the unfavorable situation with the spread of the coronavirus.
