Visit UK Before the Brexit

Everyone is worried about the effects of Brexit,No judgment here, but one thing for sure is that it will affect almost everything including those who are planning to visit the country. However nothing is confirmed yet so you still have few years… So, if you are thinking of postponing your visit to the UK, we suggest you not to and make the tour right now and below are the reasons why.

1. Spend Even Less than the Usual

The most devastating short term effect of the Brexiteer win in the referendum has been fallen upon the UK’s monetary unit Pound. The exchange rate of the Pound to Dollar or Euro has fallen its lowest for many years. So, if you are travelling to the UK now, each of your dollars would run a bit farther than the usual, helping you to spend a lot less than your budget on the tour.

2. Travel Border-less While It Lasts

As you may know already, a single European travel visa brings access to all the European Union Countries including the UK. What will happen after the completion of Brexit from the EU? We don’t know as of yet. What we know is that it’s going to remain the same for the Britain for a while. So, travel now!

3. Usual Visa Processing System

Worrying over the new visa processing rules and regulation caused by the Brexit?For at least another two years or more, the visa processing system is going to remain the same, making it easier for travelers to operate in their usual know-how.

4. Cheaper Cost of Airlines

One of the greatest effect of the European Union was the greater competition of Airlines services in the UK, ensuring cheaper costs of flights. The European Union also has regulations to ensure high compensation for delayed flights and lost suitcases. The visiting UK travelers will continue to enjoy those benefits for a while.

5. Lesser Security Check, Lesser Hassle

Those who visited the UK before the European Union knows the security checking hassles at the border or the airport, and how it decreased after the union. Lesser security hassle is another benefit enjoyed by both the EU and Non-EU travelers visiting UK that will continue to remain in place for a while, but will eventually be evoked over time due to the Brexit.

6. Reciprocal Health Benefits

This one is for the EU travelers – the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) that you could use in the UK will be invalid there soon. Meaning you would have to pay higher medical fees and higher price for medicine if you get sick, thanks to the Brexit. So, make the visit now and enjoy the reciprocal health benefits as long as it lasts.

The list may go on – cheaper cost to attend all European festivals and events, cheaper price of European foods, higher roaming charges, etc. However, you may have got the idea already; it will cost less and less hassle while the UK still remains with the EU. So, hurry up and fasten your seatbelt, and visit the UK now!

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