From tomorrow, EU/EEA citizens will no longer be able to enter the UK on ID cards unless they have taken part in the Settlement Scheme.
They'll need to have a passport instead.
But since they can go anywhere in the EEA on ID cards, many won't have bothered to get passports.
They'll need to have a passport instead.
But since they can go anywhere in the EEA on ID cards, many won't have bothered to get passports.
Amongst other things, this almost certainly marks the end of school trips by EU schools, because many of the students will only have ID cards, not passports, and schools won't want to impose the cost and hassle on parents.
Likely winner? Ireland.
Likely winner? Ireland.
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