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Is there passport control between Schengen countries?

Is there passport control between Schengen countries?

If you’re arriving in the Schengen zone from a non-Schengen country (such as Britain, Ireland, or the United States), you’ll need to go through passport control. Customs regulations may also apply: Between EU countries, there’s no need to make a customs declaration, but not all Schengen countries belong to the EU.

What is the travel benefit of having the Schengen Area?

Under the Schengen Agreement, people can move freely across the EU’s national borders without the need for separate visas or passport checks. While being part of the zone could help boost tourism, an increase in levels of immigration to the EU during the 1990s has left the open border concept controversial.

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Do you need passport for Schengen?

The passport-free area of the European Union is known as the Schengen Area. If you hold a passport from one of the EU countries, you do not need to show a passport when traveling between countries within the Schengen zone.

Are flights within Europe considered international?

It’s international. Domestic is within the same country. Are you sure? For flights within the EU, there are no Customs formalities; and for flights within the Schengen area, there are no Immigration controls.

Do I need a Covid test to fly to France?

Yes. All travelers, except fully vaccinated travelers with a health coming form a European Area country, must present results of a negative COVID test.

Do you need a passport to fly within Europe?

Under EU rules, all travellers need a valid ID card or passport to travel. In order to travel with the travel ticket(s) issued by DiscoverEU, you’ll be required to travel with the travel document you apply with (passport or national ID card).

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Do you have to show your passport in Europe?

In general, across Europe, you should carry either your passport or a copy of it. You are required by law to have a valid form of identification. Because most Western European countries are Schengen zone members, you don’t need to show it when crossing the border.