If you’ve been dreaming of a trip to France, you may have to reconsider your destination, as the French government recently banned entry to all nonessential travelers from outside the European Union. This includes the U.K., no longer part of the EU, according to the BBC.

Meanwhile, those arriving in France from inside the EU will be required to present proof of a negative PCR test.

Several countries — Australia, South Korea, New Zealand, and Singapore, among others — are excluded, as they’re not considered high risk, the BCC reported.

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