The controls will be in place along France’s Schengen borders with Belgium, Spain, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Germany and Italy. Travellers have been warned to expect queues and delays.

There are six borders affected by this announcement; those with Luxembourg, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Spain and Italy. Anyone entering France from a non-Schengen zone country (eg the UK or the ...

Here's what this means for visitors to France, and French residents who want to travel. There are six borders affected by this announcement; those with Luxembourg, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland ...

France has announced that it intends to bring back police checks at the borders with its six Schengen zone neighbours - Luxembourg, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Spain and Italy. The enhanced ...

This is the case of the dividing line that separates Italy and Switzerland ... that would entail the modification of the current border map. This convention will also have to be signed by the ...

Spain and Switzerland. But people entering France from these states could face lengthy queues at border points. The move comes weeks after France's EU partner Germany introduced similar controls ...

It's where three countries — Switzerland, France, and Germany — converge ... Basel sits at the border of southwest Germany, and charming places like the spa town of Titisee or Baden-Baden ...

France is reintroducing Schengen Area border checks for those visiting the country via land, sea or air routes. The increased checks will come in from November 1 for an initial six-month period on its ...

France’s current border controls will end on 31 October, but a new set of checks will come into effect from 1 November.View ...

There are six borders affected by this announcement; those with Luxembourg, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Spain and Italy. Anyone entering France from a non-Schengen zone country (eg the UK or ...