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
- Norway
- Serbia
- Switzerland
If you’d like more information about driving your car abroad, click here to head over to the Government website.
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.