Brits in Malta have been forced to stand in a stationary queue as those with EU passports whizz through.
Posting on Twitter, Trevor McArdle said one man asked an official whether British passports were supposed to be stood in the motionless line, to which he replied:
“You know what you chose and you chose to queue.”
Replying to the tweet, James O’Flynn said he experienced a similar situation, adding that things only got worse when they got to passport control.
“Border guard starts asking my wife if we’d booked accommodation? Yes. Cash (Little bit). credit cards? Slowly dawned on wife who hasn’t travelled since Brexit she wasn’t making conversation, but checking our means to stay.
“Whole thing is humiliating.”
Earlier this year, passengers in Madrid complained they were being met with long, snaking lines outside passport control as Irish citizens and other travellers with EU passports sailed through.
President of Airlines Association (ALA) in Spain Javier Gandara called for National Police officers to be put on duty in Spanish airports to check passports, particularly British ones.
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