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In pics | 15 countries allowed to visit European Union as EU opens borders for foreign travellers

On June 30, the European Union (EU) released a list of 14 countries, and possibly China soon, for whom the EU will reopen its borders as Europe’s economies reel from the impact of coronavirus. China is ‘subject to confirmation of reciprocity’ which means Beijing will have to lift restrictions on European citizens entering China before European countries will allow Chinese citizens to enter the EU. American travellers are not among those allowed to visit the EU for now due to a surge in COVID-19 cases. However, non-EU citizens and British citizens are not included in the ban. Citizens from the following countries will be allowed into the EU's 27 members and four other nations in Europe's visa-free Schengen areas. (Image: Reuters) Algeria (Image: Reuters) Australia (Image: Reuters) Canada (Image: Reuters) Georgia (Image: Reuters) Japan (Image: Reuters) Montenegro (Image: Reuters) Morocco (Image: AP) New Zealand (Image: Reuters) South Korea (Image: Reuters) Serbia (Image: Reuters) Thailand (Image: Reuters) Rwanda (Image: Reuters) Uruguay (Image: Reuters) Tunisia (Image: Reuters)