Michael Gove Brexit Deal Interview

The video discusses the UK's preparation for changes in border force and customs, highlighting the increase in workforce and government support for training. It addresses the need for customs intermediaries and the industry's growth to handle the transition from the customs union. The UK government is phasing in import procedures to ease business impact. For tourists, updated passports are essential, and travel rules allow for extended stays in Europe. The importance of managing the COVID-19 pandemic is emphasized.

What has the government done to support businesses exporting to Europe?

• Eliminated all export regulations

• Reduced the number of border force personnel

• Provided training funds for customs specialists

• Increased taxes on exports

What is the speculation regarding customs intermediaries?

• More than 20,000 might be required

• They are no longer needed

• Their numbers are decreasing

• They will be replaced by technology

How is the UK government helping businesses with import procedures?

• By providing free import licenses

• By eliminating all import duties

• By phasing in new import procedures

• By increasing import taxes

What is essential for tourists traveling to Europe?

• A visa for every country

• A letter of invitation from a European resident

• An up-to-date passport with more than six months validity

• A special travel permit

How long can tourists spend in Europe within a 180-day period?

• Up to 30 days

• Up to 60 days

• Up to 90 days

• Up to 120 days