What are the latest travel restrictions in EU member countries?

Today, the epidemic in COVID-19 has broken out in a large area in many countries around the world, and many EU countries have been invaded by the opposite sex. In response, the EU recently announced that it will restrict citizens from non-EU countries from "non-essential travel" and entry. Details are as follows: EU implements travel restrictions

On the 17th, the video summit of leaders of EU member States agreed to restrict "non-essential travel" to EU countries.

analysts believe that the EU's measures are intended to unite within and bridge the gap left by previous restrictions imposed by various countries, but the effect remains to be seen. Ensure the circulation of drugs

On the same day, the meeting decided to agree to the proposal of the European Commission to impose travel restrictions on people from outside the EU, with an initial period of 3 days; At the same time, it will ensure the circulation of medicines, food and goods and ensure that EU citizens can return to China.

The meeting also decided that the export of medical materials such as masks from the EU to other regions should be approved by the governments of EU member countries in advance. At the same time, encourage scientific research on Covid-19, enjoy information, develop vaccines, and provide vaccines to everyone; Support EU enterprises in this field. Germany restricts the entry of citizens from non-EU member countries

German Chancellor Angela Merkel held a press conference after holding a telephone conference with the heads of Britain, France and Turkey. Merkel said that Germany will immediately implement the 3-day EU restriction on the entry of citizens from non-EU countries. Eu member States

the eu has 28 member States, including Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania. The development history of the European Union

On June 23rd, 216, Britain indicated that it would leave the European Union. On June 26th, 218, Queen Elizabeth II approved the Brexit Bill into law, allowing Britain to leave the European Union. So there are 27 European member States.

France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg were the founding members, and they formed an alliance in 1951.

since then, Denmark, Ireland, Britain (including Gibraltar) (1973), Greece (1981), Spain and Portugal (1986), Austria, Finland and Sweden (1995) have successively become members of the European Union.

On May 1st, 24, the EU achieved the largest enlargement in its history, with ten countries including Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia, Slovenia, Cyprus, Malta, Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia joining the EU at the same time.

on January 1, 27, Bulgaria and Romania joined the European union.

on July 1st, 213, Croatia joined the EU. In addition, the EU has initiated accession negotiations with Iceland. Turkey, Macedonia, Montenegro, Albania

and Serbia are listed as EU candidates; The Stabilization and Association Agreement was signed with Bosnia and Herzegovina.