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Could this be used by an EU country to effectively limit free movement? Imagine Berlin enforces an €1000000000 entry fee, except on people meeting certain crit
by miki123211 4y ago
Could this be used by an EU country to effectively limit free movement?
Imagine Berlin enforces an €1000000000 entry fee, except on people meeting certain criteria. All residents of Germany are exempt, everyone who gets what effectively amounts to a Visa is exempt, everybody else has to pay up, except the amount is so ridiculous that nobody will actually do so.
As an EU citizen, I'm a bit concerned by this.
- Strom 4y agoThe judges in courts are humans who look for intent. They're not machines who you can trick that easily. So no, no need to worry about a €1000000000 entry fee to Berlin. Venice is tiny, old, decaying. You can just think of it as a museum. EU free movement does not give free access to all EU museums.