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Romania and Bulgaria partially join Europe’s Schengen travel zone, but checks at land borders remain, ET TravelWorld

October 4, 2024
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Romania and Bulgaria partially join Europe’s Schengen travel zone, but checks at land borders remain, ET TravelWorld
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The EU’s executive branch, the European Commission, has said for more than a decade that Romania and Bulgaria both meet the technical criteria for full accession, which requires unanimous support from their partners. Both countries have agreed to implement random security screening at airports and maritime borders to combat illegal migration and cross-border crime. While lifting border controls on air and sea ports is expected to positively impact the tourism sector, members of the European Parliament have voiced concerns about long queues at the EU’s land borders and the impact it can have on trade in the bloc’s single market, as well as the health and safety of drivers.

Truck drivers are frequently stuck in kilometers-long queues at the borders of both Romania and Bulgaria. The Union of International Carriers in Bulgaria estimates delays cost the sector tens of millions of euros each year.

Published On Mar 31, 2024 at 11:23 PM IST

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