Here's a structured breakdown of Nordic Schengen countries, categorized with key details:
1. Nordic Schengen Countries
(Combination of EU and non-EU members)
- Denmark (EU)
- Finland (EU)
- Sweden (EU)
- Norway (Non-EU, but part of EEA/Schengen)
- Iceland (Non-EU, but part of EEA/Schengen)
Notes:
- All Nordic countries are in Schengen.
- Norway/Iceland are not EU but follow Schengen rules via the EEA.
Summary Table
| Group |
Schengen Countries |
EU Members? |
Notes |
| Nordic |
Denmark, Finland, Sweden |
Yes |
Core EU members |
|
Norway, Iceland |
No (EEA) |
Schengen via EEA agreement |
| Baltic |
Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania |
Yes |
Joined Schengen in 2007 |
| Other EU |
Germany, France, etc. |
Yes |
Major Schengen zone players |
Key Information:
- Nordic: Mix of EU + non-EU (EEA) Schengen states.
- Baltic: All EU + Schengen, with strong Euro integration.
- EU Schengen: 22/27 EU countries are in Schengen (excludes Ireland).
