Gulf awaits Schengen visa exemption progress

Gulf Cooperation Council countries are moving toward making progress in exempting their citizens from the Schengen visa. This issue will be discussed during the European-Gulf Summit in Riyadh on October 24. The exemption is expected to be implemented simultaneously, although the final date for enforcement has not been set; it depends on each country's fulfillment of specific requirements. These countries include Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, and Oman. Additionally, Emirati citizens have been exempt from short-term visas to the European Union since May 2015. Furthermore, the project for a unified Gulf visa is evolving. However, free trade negotiations between the Gulf countries and the European Union face obstacles due to disagreements over human rights. Negotiations are ongoing with China, Turkey, Indonesia, and India. Meanwhile, the trade agreement with Britain is expected to be gradually implemented to ensure that Gulf goods can enter without tariffs from the outset.

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