Citizens of Ghana, Nigeria and Others Not Permitted Entry into Europe Starting Tomorrow-July 1

The European Union has released a list of countries whose citizens would be able to travel to any of its member states, starting tomorrow-July 2020–and the list excludes Ghana.

Per schengenvisainfo, the citizens of 54 countries will be allowed entry into EU countries when the Coronavirus-induced border closure is lifted tomorrow.

Alongside Ghana, other excluded countries include Nigeria, Togo, Sierra Leone, South Africa and others.

Below is the list of countries permitted to enter into the European Union from 1st July 2020.

1. Albania
2. Algeria
3. Andorra
4. Angola
5. Australia
6. Bahamas
7. Bhutan
8. Bosnia and Herzegovina
9. Canada
10. China
11. Costa Rica
12. Cuba
13. Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
14. Dominica
15. Egypt
16. Ethiopia
17. Georgia
18. Guyana
19. India
20. Indonesia
21. Jamaica
22. Japan
23. Kazakhstan
24. Kosovo
25. Lebanon
26. Mauritius
27. Monaco
28. Mongolia
29. Montenegro
30. Morocco
31. Mozambique
32. Myanmar
33. Namibia
34. New Zealand
35. Nicaragua
36. Palau
37. Paraguay
38. Rwanda
39. Saint Lucia
40. Serbia
41. South Korea
42. Tajikistan
43. Thailand
44. Tunisia
45. Turkey
46. Turkmenistan
47. Uganda
48. Ukraine
49. Uruguay
50. Uzbekistan
51. Vatican City
52. Venezuela
53. Vietnam
54. Zambia