https://dambela.com/2020/06/29/travel-europe-rejects-nigeria-us-chinacanada-and-52-other-nations-from-traveling/

Following the lifting of travel restrictions by various countries all over the world, countries across Europe has placed travel restrictions to some high risk countries amongst which are the United states, Nigeria, New zealand, Canada, Mozambique,Paraguay, Namibia,South Korea, Rwanda,Tunisia,Venezuela, China, Uruagua, Egypt, Japan,Ethiopia,Mauritius,Kosovo,Paraguay,Costa Rica,Serbia,Uzbekistan,Zambia,India,Geogia,Lebanon,Ukraine,Russia,Kosovo,Jamaica,Turkmenistan,Saint Lucia,Vietnam,Indonesia,Serbia,Palau,Nicaragua,Montenegro,Mongolia,Thailand,Vatican City etc.

The EU on June 11 gave out some recommendations on the reopening of internal Schengen borders on 15 june, in order to allow European citizens to travel freely within the border areas just as they did before Covid-19 pandemic. And it has the right to determine which country it would permit to come into its borders, which is strictly on health ground according to its spokesman

https://dambela.com/2020/06/29/travel-europe-rejects-nigeria-us-chinacanada-and-52-other-nations-from-traveling/

its a welcome development. at least they will lift the restrictions as the the virus status of each country is limited. FTC

Stop spreading fake news

Dear OP,

Please try to always get your news right and read in between lines before misleading the public. The EU countries failed to agree on a common list of exclusion of entry. But they have a DRAFT list of countries who have handled the pandemic better and a proposition was made with that 54 country list which was rejected by the EU member states. Nothing has been announced yet as per exclusions as negotiations are still ongoing with the EU members meeting in Brussels today(as announced by CNN this morning)

So kindly wait till we get official news from the EU meeting after today and we will know if Nigeria was actually excluded but as of now, there is no such thing. Google EU travel updates and u will understand better.


https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/news/draft-list-of-countries-permitted-to-enter-eu-when-borders-reopen-on-july-1/