Countries who are in the EU, the Schengen zone and who uses the Euro

For those who can't keep track of the rules, here is a convenient 'cheat sheet' as to who is in the EU, who is in the Schengen and who (still) uses the Euro.

Updated: January 1, 2023

Croatia joins the Schengen and ditches the Kuna in favour of the Euro

	EU	Schengen	Euro
Albania	​❌	❌	❌
Andorra	❌	❌	✅
Austria	​✅	​✅	✅
Belarus	❌	❌	​❌
Belgium	​✅	​✅	✅
Bosnia	❌	​❌	​❌
Bulgaria	​✅	​❌	❌
Croatia	​✅	✅	​✅
Cyprus	✅	​❌	✅
Czech	​✅	​✅	❌
Denmark	​✅	✅	​❌
Estonia	​✅	​✅	✅
Finland	​✅	​✅	✅
France	​✅	​✅	✅
Germany	​✅	✅	✅
Greece	​✅	​✅	✅
Hungary	✅	​✅	❌
Iceland	​✅	​✅	❌
Ireland	​✅	❌	✅
Italy	✅	✅	✅
Kosovo	​❌	​❌	​✅
Latvia	​✅	​✅	✅
Liechtenstein	❌	​✅	❌
Lithuania	​✅	​✅	✅
Luxembourg	​✅	✅	✅
North Macedonia	❌	❌	​❌
Malta	​✅	​✅	❌
Moldova	❌	❌	​❌
Monaco	❌	​❌	✅
Montenegro	❌	❌	​✅
Netherlands	​✅	​✅	✅
Norway	❌	✅	​❌
Poland	✅	✅	❌
Portugal	​✅	​✅	​✅
Romania	​✅	❌	❌
Russia	❌	❌	​❌
San Marino	❌	❌	​✅
Serbia	❌	❌	❌
Slovakia	​✅	✅	✅
Slovenia	​✅	​✅	✅
Spain	​✅	​✅	​✅
Sweden	​​✅	​✅	❌
Switzerland	❌	​✅	❌
Turkey	❌	❌	❌
Ukraine	​❌	❌	​❌
United Kingdom	​❌	❌	❌
Vatican	❌	❌	​✅

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