European Union countries will prevent the entry of travelers living in places where the new coronavirus pandemic is not controlled, when they officially reopen their external borders, which is scheduled for July 1. According to the criteria that will be adopted, Brazilians will probably not be able to enter the European Union.

The European Commission released this Thursday, 11, a document that provides for a series of rules to allow or prevent the entry of travelers from abroad, among them are the number of new infections, the tendency of the epidemic to grow or be controlled, and government policies to combat coronavirus, such as testing, contact tracking and contagion prevention measures.