when will us lift travel ban from europe

The United States lifted its travel ban on fully vaccinated visitors from the European Union and the United Kingdom starting in early November 2021. EU and UK travelers need to show proof of vaccination and a negative COVID-19 test before boarding to the US. This lifting applied to travelers coming to the US from Europe, while the US allowed travel to Europe earlier under different restrictions. However, in June 2025, a new travel ban was introduced by the Trump administration affecting nationals from specific countries, mainly outside Europe. This recent 2025 travel ban does not specifically mention lifting or reinstating a ban on European travel. Thus, currently, there is no new or separate ban on travel from Europe to the US, and travelers from Europe have been able to enter the US since November 2021 with vaccination and testing requirements. The 2025 travel ban focuses on other countries and security concerns and does not re-impose a Europe travel ban.