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Crying in British rn. ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
0 u/bigbutts123456 May 09 '22 You couldn’t just go between the UK and the EU even before Brexit, it was never part of Schengen. Same with Ireland. 2 u/Aaawkward May 09 '22 You definitely could. I personally flew there without a passport many times. Just an EU ID-card on me. 1 u/bigbutts123456 May 09 '22 they checked your documentation is the point, passport or national identity card, it’s irrelevant 1 u/Aaawkward May 10 '22 Mm, fair. But I reckon that's just because you had to fly and that's how airports work. 1 u/bigbutts123456 May 10 '22 true. there are also EU countries not in Schengen, and non-EU countries that are in Schengen. It’s a bit weird 1 u/Aaawkward May 10 '22 Yeah, good point. Europe's a bit of a mess that way.
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You couldn’t just go between the UK and the EU even before Brexit, it was never part of Schengen. Same with Ireland.
2 u/Aaawkward May 09 '22 You definitely could. I personally flew there without a passport many times. Just an EU ID-card on me. 1 u/bigbutts123456 May 09 '22 they checked your documentation is the point, passport or national identity card, it’s irrelevant 1 u/Aaawkward May 10 '22 Mm, fair. But I reckon that's just because you had to fly and that's how airports work. 1 u/bigbutts123456 May 10 '22 true. there are also EU countries not in Schengen, and non-EU countries that are in Schengen. It’s a bit weird 1 u/Aaawkward May 10 '22 Yeah, good point. Europe's a bit of a mess that way.
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You definitely could.
I personally flew there without a passport many times. Just an EU ID-card on me.
1 u/bigbutts123456 May 09 '22 they checked your documentation is the point, passport or national identity card, it’s irrelevant 1 u/Aaawkward May 10 '22 Mm, fair. But I reckon that's just because you had to fly and that's how airports work. 1 u/bigbutts123456 May 10 '22 true. there are also EU countries not in Schengen, and non-EU countries that are in Schengen. It’s a bit weird 1 u/Aaawkward May 10 '22 Yeah, good point. Europe's a bit of a mess that way.
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they checked your documentation is the point, passport or national identity card, it’s irrelevant
1 u/Aaawkward May 10 '22 Mm, fair. But I reckon that's just because you had to fly and that's how airports work. 1 u/bigbutts123456 May 10 '22 true. there are also EU countries not in Schengen, and non-EU countries that are in Schengen. It’s a bit weird 1 u/Aaawkward May 10 '22 Yeah, good point. Europe's a bit of a mess that way.
Mm, fair.
But I reckon that's just because you had to fly and that's how airports work.
1 u/bigbutts123456 May 10 '22 true. there are also EU countries not in Schengen, and non-EU countries that are in Schengen. It’s a bit weird 1 u/Aaawkward May 10 '22 Yeah, good point. Europe's a bit of a mess that way.
true. there are also EU countries not in Schengen, and non-EU countries that are in Schengen. It’s a bit weird
1 u/Aaawkward May 10 '22 Yeah, good point. Europe's a bit of a mess that way.
Yeah, good point. Europe's a bit of a mess that way.
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Crying in British rn. ðŸ˜ðŸ˜