mannerEurooppaan

MannerEurooppaan is a Finnish term that translates to "Manner Europe" in English. It refers to the European Union's member states that are not part of the Schengen Area, which is an area without internal border controls between its member states. The Schengen Area includes most EU countries, but there are exceptions, and these are collectively referred to as MannerEurooppaan.

The term is often used in the context of travel and immigration, as it highlights the differences in travel and immigration policies between the Schengen Area and the rest of the EU. For example, while citizens of Schengen Area countries can travel freely within the area, those from MannerEurooppaan countries may need to apply for a visa or meet other entry requirements.

MannerEurooppaan includes countries like Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, and Romania, which are part of the EU but not the Schengen Area. These countries have been gradually integrating into the Schengen Area, with some having completed the process and others in the process of doing so.

The term is also used to discuss the political and economic implications of these differences. For instance, some argue that the lack of internal border controls in the Schengen Area has led to a more integrated and prosperous region, while others point to the challenges of managing immigration and border control in MannerEurooppaan.