EU new £36.30 per day rule and insurance 'must' within 2 weeks - Manchester Evening News

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : The system aims to improve security, identify over-stayers, and speed up border control, though it may initially increase wait times This covers most of the EU (but not Cyprus or Ireland) as well as Iceland, Norway and Switzerland.
51% : "Medical insurance will not be a mandatory requirement for UK citizens travelling to the EU under EES.
49% : In terms of medical insurance changes the French government says: "You must have an insurance certificate covering all medical and hospital expenses for which you may be liable for the duration of your stay in France, as well as medical repatriation costs and expenses in the event of death." The requirements for entering the Schengen area remain the same as they have been since Brexit, when the UK negotiated for British travellers to be "third-country nationals".

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