No. As of the 2nd August 2021, the rules have changed for UK drivers taking their cars to Europe, and you’ll no longer need a Green Card to be able to drive your car in the following countries:
- the EU (including Ireland)
- Andorra
- Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Iceland
- Liechtenstein
- Montenegro
- Norway
- Serbia
- Switzerland
If you’re planning on taking your car to a country not listed above, you may still need to carry a Green Card as proof that you’re insured to drive in that country. You can check the travel advice for the country you’re travelling to here.
If you’d like more information about driving your car abroad, click here to head over to the Government website.
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