A travel expert has said that it is crucial Britons make sure they get their passport stamped when they return from their holidays. Appearing on Channel 5's Jeremy Vine, Lisa Minot explained that without a return stamp, Brits might not be able to return to their favourite holiday location for a second visit.
This is because there won't be any passport records to prove that they haven't overstayed the three-month visa in place post-Brexit.
Since the UK left the EU, all nations in the EU and the Schengen area allow British tourists to stay in the country for up to three months. As a result, Brits are only permitted to stay up to 90 days when going on holiday around Europe this summer.
