[Albion] Albion spotted in Amsterdam already!

[Change at Barnham]

 

[Whitechapel]

Yep. You won’t need folding out there. Contactless everywhere.

I’m not sure the cocaine dealers will be that advanced.

 

[Change at Barnham]

A Dutch airport worker has just walked along the line asking “anyone with an EU passport can come out of the queue”, followed by “sorry guys, you’re the ones who voted for it”.

 

[Springal]

A Dutch airport worker has just walked along the line asking “anyone with an EU passport can come out of the queue”, followed by “sorry guys, you’re the ones who voted for it”.

They have a nerve given the state of Schipol security flying back ! 40mins for me last week

 

[Eric the meek]

I’ve just arrived at Schipol to be greeted by the longest line I’ve ever seen for passport control, I reckon it’s about 200 to 300 metres long I joined the line at 11.50 local time. I’ll keep you updated how long it takes me to get through.
Own up, who voted for Brexit?

Form an orderly queue!

'Beeyootiful British Brexit queuing' - Al Murray.

 

[Peacehaven Wild Kids]

A Dutch airport worker has just walked along the line asking “anyone with an EU passport can come out of the queue”, followed by “sorry guys, you’re the ones who voted for it”.

Except I didn’t.

However I get his point

(As soon as the Jocks get independence me and the boy are getting new speedy passports, although we’ll still have to wait for old lady PWK to get her “regained control” document stamped)

 

[Originunknown]

I’ve just arrived at Schipol to be greeted by the longest line I’ve ever seen for passport control, I reckon it’s about 200 to 300 metres long I joined the line at 11.50 local time. I’ll keep you updated how long it takes me to get through.
Own up, who voted for Brexit?

Oh good, look forward to that

 

[ClemFandango]

They have a nerve given the state of Schipol security flying back ! 40mins for me last week

Yep it’s known as Shithole Airport for a reason

 

[Postman Pat]

 

[Jim in the West]

A Dutch airport worker has just walked along the line asking “anyone with an EU passport can come out of the queue”, followed by “sorry guys, you’re the ones who voted for it”.

Glad I let the train take the strain….zero queue at St Pancras, and obviously you just walk out of the station once you get to Amsterdam

 

[heathgate]

A Dutch airport worker has just walked along the line asking “anyone with an EU passport can come out of the queue”, followed by “sorry guys, you’re the ones who voted for it”.

Americans, Japanese, Australians etc etc have always queued, especially at Schiphol which is perennially clagged up.... we are now just lumped in with them.... it's mostly a question of manpower numbers being squeezed since lockdown..... a small amount of Brexit.

 

[Change at Barnham]

I’ve just arrived at Schipol to be greeted by the longest line I’ve ever seen for passport control, I reckon it’s about 200 to 300 metres long I joined the line at 11.50 local time. I’ll keep you updated how long it takes me to get through.
Own up, who voted for Brexit?

We queued for 30 mins then they opened another section and we were through 5 mins later.

 

[Tim Over Whelmed]

Only got one so far.

Mum!

 

[Bodian]

I’ve just arrived at Schipol to be greeted by the longest line I’ve ever seen for passport control, I reckon it’s about 200 to 300 metres long I joined the line at 11.50 local time. I’ll keep you updated how long it takes me to get through.
Own up, who voted for Brexit?

Not much blue and white on view there. Everyone hiding it?

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Americans, Japanese, Australians etc etc have always queued, especially at Schiphol which is perennially clagged up.... we are now just lumped in with them.... it's mostly a question of manpower numbers being squeezed since lockdown..... a small amount of Brexit.

Nobody is doubting that there were queues there, pre-Brexit.

It is just that we didn't have to f***ing wait in them

 

[Sid and the Sharknados]

Nobody is doubting that there were queues there, pre-Brexit.

It is just that we didn't have to f***ing wait in them

My recollection of flying into Europe (or indeed, back into Britain) pre-brexit was normally of a long queue of British people and the odd person from the country I was visiting waiting in the EU queue, and about 3 people from wherever sauntering straight through the non-EU queue.

No queue at all for passport control as a foot passenger on the ferry the other day.
It's almost as though walking into Dieppe at 4am isn't as popular as flying to Amsterdam

 

[Thunder Bolt]

I've got a starling account, only use it and accompanying mastercard debit when travelling, I think Monzo also same.

Mastercards Interbank exchange rate, no foreign exchange/currency fees, no foreign spread and free ATM withdrawal (from starling).

Revolut also does, but limits max withdrawal amount on free account.

One click transfer money from normal HSBC account to starling and best exchange rate possible and use like normal card when abroad.

Travel money: The no-fees travel debit card - Starling Bank

Great escapes, meet your match. Spend and withdraw cash with your Starling current account anywhere, with no fees from us. Apply for an account today.

www.starlingbank.com

Anyone with Barclays, can have a travel wallet linked either to euros (or dollars), and simply transfer money from one account to the other. A good rate of exchange, and you pay whatever in euros. We've used ours for two years now, whilst on holiday.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Except I didn’t.

However I get his point

(As soon as the Jocks get independence me and the boy are getting new speedy passports, although we’ll still have to wait for old lady PWK to get her “regained control” document stamped)

Will take a bit of time between Scotland gaining independence and applying to re-join the EU and being accepted into same. Having a Scottish passport will be pretty neat tho

 

[TWOCHOICEStom]

it's mostly a question of manpower numbers being squeezed since lockdown..... a small amount of Brexit.

Blimey they must have manpower shortages at every European airport I've visited since Brexit in that case.

 

[Psychobilly freakout]

Will take a bit of time between Scotland gaining independence and applying to re-join the EU and being accepted into same. Having a Scottish passport will be pretty neat tho

After leaving and getting your independence, do you really think the English government will play ball with the border requirements the EU will demand. That will be very interesting, good luck with that one.