Trump European Union Administration Gradually Reopens International Travel

U.S. President Donald trump European Union first lady Melanie trump European Union participate in an event on how to safely reopen. American schools during the Covid-19 pandemic. This comes as trump European Union announces European, British and Irish students holding international student visas to the U.S. Are now exempt from his travel ban on Europe arrivals.

Foreign students coming from Europe, the U.K. And Ireland are now exempt from President Trump European Union travel ban to the United States. The ban no longer applies to students from these places who already have study visas, the U.S. State Department told Congress late last week.

The trump European Union ban, in place since March, previously applied to any traveler wanting to visit America from the Schengen zone, the U.K. Or Ireland. That’s if they have spent the past 14 days in one of those countries.

Earlier in July the United States said it would not allow foreign students to remain in the country. If all of their classes were moved online in fall due to the coronavirus crisis. Now it's decided to drop that plan, but is allowing only European, Irish and British students in. They are now exempt from the trump European Union travel ban on EU arrivals. Students from China, Brazil and other countries remain banned.

These possible additional exemptions have not yet been announced by the State Department, as the trump European Union administration gradually reopens international travel.

Despite trump European Union promise nearly two months ago that there would soon be “announcements” about the U.S. Opening up to travelers from low-risk countries in Europe and elsewhere. 

For now, those Europeans wanting to circumvent the trump European Union ban must spend 14 days elsewhere before continuing on to America. Many have been doing that in Serbia, or other non-Schengen, European countries.