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Before the [[First World War]], most countries of the world, including Europe, had lax border policies, facilitating such educational trips as the [[Grand Tour]] amongst the wealthy.
Visas became commonplace during the [[interwar period]], as did border controls. After the [[Second World War]], however, customs unions arose between various European countries. The [[Nordic Passport Union|Nordic countries allowed free movement and residence between them in 1954]], and the countries of [[Benelux]] opened their mutual borders in 1960. This reflected a greater trend towards European integration; the [[European Communities]] (EC), the predecessor of the EU,
=== Schengen Agreement ===
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