Planning my inertnational trip Advise needed please. ;)

[Lordy]

Hiya all need some advise please in regards too traveling abroad, Ian G Organised a meet in Holland how ever I was too late too book as I wasn't 100% certain I could make it, Tonight how ever he's given me the green light booked for not one but two weeks off

So I'll be making my way down also there's a ford Probe international meet so going too that and also the British classics which I really want too go, also few other places as well such as Germany.




Been looking online trying too find a good deal on hotels ferry's etc.
The question is before I even tempt too go what do I need in regards too EU requirements, Passport updated, High vis all checked, Breathalyzer kit got two of them and a warning tringle as well.

What other things do I need and any advise before I go overseas?

[clf]

Originally Posted by Lord Vengeance

Hiya all need some advise please in regards too traveling abroad, Ian G Organised a meet in Holland how ever I was too late too book as I wasn't 100% certain I could make it, Tonight how ever he's given me the green light booked for not one but two weeks off

So I'll be making my way down also there's a ford Probe international meet so going too that and also the British classics which I really want too go, also few other places as well such as Germany.




Been looking online trying too find a good deal on hotels ferry's etc.
The question is before I even tempt too go what do I need in regards too EU requirements, Passport updated, High vis all checked, Breathalyzer kit got two of them and a warning tringle as well.

What other things do I need and any advise before I go overseas?

HERE is the current driving advice regarding EU with the speculation for the B word, we were sent this for work reasons. I was sent this via work recently because living and working in Northern Ireland, there could be issues for us driving over the border with regards to insurance permits etc, whereas our insurance policies covered North and South automatically. So check with your insurance, in case you need any kind of permit/proof.

[colintf]

The AA Website lists requirements country by country, it's very good

Be aware with brexit deal / no deal / no brexit etc requirements are in a state of constant change. For example if we leave with a no deal then you will probably need an insurance green card and an International Drivers Permit

Bon Voyage

[Lordy]

Originally Posted by clf

HERE is the current driving advice regarding EU with the speculation for the B word, we were sent this for work reasons. I was sent this via work recently because living and working in Northern Ireland, there could be issues for us driving over the border with regards to insurance permits etc, whereas our insurance policies covered North and South automatically. So check with your insurance, in case you need any kind of permit/proof.

Just had a quick scan, A lot more too it then I thought, here's me thinking show your permit and card and be on your way how wrong was I too think it would be that simple.

Thanks for the link I need all the help I can get.

Originally Posted by colintf

The AA Website lists requirements country by country, it's very good

Be aware with brexit deal / no deal / no brexit etc requirements are in a state of constant change. For example if we leave with a no deal then you will probably need an insurance green card and an International Drivers Permit

Bon Voyage

Thanks for that Colin.

Holly beep I didn't think about that very good point.

My heads in a spin already just seeing what I need to do.

[clf]

I don't think it will be that bad , however, for the next year or two, I would bet British cars will be a target for a while, and you'd be wise to have every t, crossed and i dotted.

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[Lordy]

Originally Posted by clf

I don't think it will be that bad , however, for the next year or two, I would bet British cars will be a target for a while, and you'd be wise to have every t, crossed and i dotted.

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I'm looking forward too going and well I said last year I would so why not you only live once so go for it and that's what I'm going too do.

One more thing its about emissions I take it there pretty strict on that as well?


I'll be taking the Ford probe down and...………….. well There's no cat of any kind.

[trikey]

Originally Posted by Lord Vengeance

I'm looking forward too going and well I said last year I would so why not you only live once so go for it and that's what I'm going too do.

One more thing its about emissions I take it there pretty strict on that as well?


I'll be taking the Ford probe down and...………….. well There's no cat of any kind.

Good on ya Lordy, at least if you are in the probe, the old bill wont be looking at me

[Lordy]

Originally Posted by trikey

Good on ya Lordy, at least if you are in the probe, the old bill wont be looking at me

Why what you bringing over. ?
Knowing my luck the old bill will think that a new fast and the furious film is being made and asking me for autographs thinking I'm part of the cast.

[macafee2]

things to consider ;-
Ehic card for medical care, up to date passport, travel insurance if ill, motor insurance for car

m,acafee2

[WillyHeckaslike]

I don't know what the ID requirement will be for the trip but I've just read that if needed it would be prudent to submit a passport application by Friday for unmentionable reasons here, lol.

I was prompted to look when about 45 mins ago the passport office emailed me advising of approval, printing and the posting of a passport that I applied to renew a couple of weeks back. I had to send my old one to Belfast and I am quite impressed how prompt and smooth the process has been so far. They certainly work late as the time given for dispatch in their email was 10.17 pm tonight.