This is not a given. The Nordic countries have had open borders between them
for many years before any of them joined the (then EEC, later EU). Today, three
are in the EU and two (Norway and Iceland) are not, but the borders are still
open. Norway has a land border with Sweden, so the situation is analogous to NI
and the Republic.
Cheers,
Nathan
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> On 25 Jun 2016, at 13:07, Patrick Moore <paddy@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Being in NI,
> I at least can maintain an EU passport due to the consitutional settlements
> for those born here. It will prove interesting how the border changes are
> felt. The Common Travel Area will be difficult to square as an EU land
> frontier. It will once again be a customs border, with all that brings.
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