BREXIT CHANGES

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Same rules apply as previously. Your passport should have no less than 6 months remaining and not be older than 10 years. 

Currently the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) is still valid but it is being replaced over time with the UK Global Insurance Health Card (GIHC) which will do the same job. This card gives you access to state-provided healthcare while in the EU, should you need it. As Switzerland and Liechtenstein are not in the EU, you are not covered in these countries with this card. We recommend in the first instance however, that you have a comprehensive travel insurance policy that includes health care when travelling.
 

If you are travelling with medication that contains 'controlled drugs' then you could be asked to provide a letter from your doctor to prove this is prescribed to you. We recommend that you carry this with you. 

You will need a 'Green Card' from your insurance provider. This can be requested from your insurance provider and is often F.O.C (not always the case). It is proof of minimum third party liability cover for riding your motorcycle. Be prepared and ask for this early as they can often take a while to arrive.
 

A GB sticker is required on your motorcycle. The old EU Symbol is no longer valid.
 

You will also no longer be able to use the old paper style licence in the EU solely. You would need to obtain an International Driving Permit for the countries you are traveling in. These are available at your local post office. We recommend that you apply for a new pink ID card licence as soon as possible. 

Check with your mobile provider prior to travelling for confirmation. The guarantee of free mobile phone roaming throughout the EU, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway has ended. The new laws means that you are protected from getting a mobile data charge above £45 without knowing, once reached you need to opt in to spend more. However, your provider can now change the rates for roaming if they choose to.