Examples of Open Borders
- European Union (EU) nations mostly share Open Borders as part of the Schengen Agreement, allowing free flow of people between the member countries. Travel documents are required for travel between the United Kingdom and other countries, and there are entry restrictions on people who are not either EU citizens or residents in the country being entered.
- United Kingdom and Ireland share open borders under the Common Travel Agreement since 1923, allowing their citizens unrestricted freedom of movement in both countries with minimal (if any) identity documents.
- India and Nepal share open borders, allowing their citizens unrestricted freedom of movement in both countries.
- Though Australia and New Zealand do not share a land border, they allow each other's citizens to travel, live, and work freely in either country without any restrictions, except the requirement to demonstrate citizenship, under the Trans-Tasman Travel Arrangement.
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