We’ve received guidance from UK Government regarding arrangements for the European Firearms Pass following the UK’s exit from the EU.
Changes to EFPs
When the UK transition period ends, from 1 January 2021 residents of Great Britain will no longer be able to apply for a European Firearms Pass (EFP) or use one to travel to the EU with their firearm or shotgun.
Before travelling, GB residents will need to check and follow the licensing requirements of any EU country they will be in with a firearm from 1 January, as well as UK import and export controls. This includes if you are in an EU country on 1 January.
Countries may have varying lead times for applying for licenses, so we recommend checking requirements well ahead of travelling.
If you’re sponsoring an EU visitor bringing a firearm to GB, you should apply to the local police force for a visitor’s permit like now but will not need to produce the visitor’s valid EFP. Visitor’s permits issued before the transition period ends will stay valid until they expire.
Full guidance can be found on EFP requirements from 1st Jan 2021
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