Travelling after Brexit

RowenaBCAMC replied on 04/02/2019 14:56

RowenaBCAMC

Posted on 04/02/2019 14:56

A number of specific questions have been raised about what might happen after 29 March 2019 when the UK leaves the European Union (EU). We've identified some information and advice for people travelling abroad with caravans and motorhomes in the hope that it will help you find out what impact Brexit may have on your holiday plans. You can find this here: Travelling after Brexit

We will also try and keep you updated with relevant information on this discussion and please feel free to share information and advice with each other. We do ask that no conversations about politics devhttps://www.caravanclub.co.uk/overseas-holidays/useful-information/travelling-after-brexit/elop - as you know this can often get heated! As such any political comments will be removed but we would really appreciate any constructive comments and information shared.

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New rules apply for travel to Europe from January 2021 and you need to take extra steps when travelling to a European destination. You should follow the UK Government travel advice before you travel abroad, including the latest developments and advice on foreign travel during the COVID-19 pandemic. Sign up for alerts at GOV.UK and visit our dedicated page on our website here: Travelling after Brexit

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Lynne8090 replied on 25/03/2019 21:00

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Lynne8090

Caravanner from Tyne & Wear

Posted on 04/02/2019 14:56 by RowenaBCAMC

A number of specific questions have been raised about what might happen after 29 March 2019 when the UK leaves the European Union (EU). We've identified some information and advice for people travelling abroad with caravans and motorhomes in the hope that it will help you find out what impact Brexit may have on your holiday plans. You can find this here: Travelling after Brexit

We will also try and keep you updated with relevant information on this discussion and please feel free to share information and advice with each other. We do ask that no conversations about politics develop - as you know this can often get heated! As such any political comments will be removed but we would really appreciate any constructive comments and information shared.

Posted on 25/03/2019 21:00

Sorry if this has already been asked but has anyone actually had their dogs blood tested yet? What are the chances of antibodies not being right?

Metheven replied on 25/03/2019 22:38

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Metheven

Caravanner

Posted on 25/03/2019 21:00 by Lynne8090

Sorry if this has already been asked but has anyone actually had their dogs blood tested yet? What are the chances of antibodies not being right?

Posted on 25/03/2019 22:38

If no agreement and unlisted country then your dog must be tested and pass at least 3 months before travel.

Mine passed in late November of last year with enough antibodies in her blood, but another member failed which resulted in another injection and retest along with a slightly delayed departure. So at around £95 per test it could be costly for a retest, especially if not needed after all.

Tammygirl replied on 27/03/2019 16:33

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Tammygirl

Motorhomer from Perthshire

Posted on 27/03/2019 16:33

Had enough of our insurance company messing about, appears they don't understand what is happening and can't get things right.

We've moved back to SAGA

SAGA tell us that as of today, they have been informed that Green Cards will be given 1 for the car and 1 for the caravan. The person we spoke to said, to hold fire for another couple of weeks yet to see what is happening, as we might not even need one. We still have 5 weeks until the off so happy to wait another 2 weeks.

Much better insurance as the other one only gave us 90 days in any 12 mths.