EU citizens, i.e. nationals of a Member State of the European Union, have the right to move freely within the European Union, to enter and reside in any Member State.
This right to freedom of movement is guaranteed in Article 21 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the EU. However, the right to free movement as an EU citizen is not unconditional. It can be exercised subject to the conditions and restrictions of European Community law.
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Foreign pupils who are not nationals of a member state of the European Union, so-called third-country nationals, do not require a visa for school trips to so-called Schengen states, but only a valid residence permit or settlement permit and a valid passport from their country of origin or a German travel document for refugees, stateless persons or foreigners. If a pupil does not have a valid passport from their country of origin or only has the status of tolerated stay, teachers at general or vocational schools in Bremen can apply for a so-called "pupil list" from the Migration Office for a school trip or school excursion to another European country, which replaces the ID documents actually required.
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