EU states agree to roll out automated border system

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The Schengen area will undergo major changes with the introduction of new border control systems. Two arrangements will be introduced gradually: the Entry/Exit System (EES) from October 2025 and the European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) by the end of 2026. Although they aim to strengthen the security and management of migration flows, their functioning and their objective will differ. The entry/exit system will replace the…

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UK’s New Travel Rule: Do You Need an ETA to Enter in 2025? - Focus on Travel News

The number of countries implementing the Electronic Travel Authorisation systems is increasing.Starting 2 April 2025, European citizens traveling to the United Kingdom with a European passport must obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA). This measure […]

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EU states agree to roll out automated border system

BRUSSELS - European Union member states agreed Wednesday on a phased rollout of a new border check system for non-EU nationals which will do awa...

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US, UK, Canada, Australia, South Korea, UAE, Brazil, and Fifty-Two Other Countries Must Pay Seven Euros for ETIAS to Enter Europe: New Updates Travelers Need to Know - Travel And Tour World

Travellers from 59 visa-exempt countries, including the US, UK, Canada, Australia, South Korea, UAE, and Brazil, will soon need to pay a seven euros fee and obtain an ETIAS (European Travel Information and Authorisation System) approval before entering 30 European countries in the Schengen Area.

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Travel Guide – The European Union (EU) has just confirmed a new postponement for its ETIAS and EES systems, two key mechanisms aimed at modernising the management of Schengen borders. Initially planned for 2022, their deployment is now shifted to October 2025 for the EES and late 2026 for the ETIAS. What are the reasons for this delay? What impacts for travellers? Decryption. An ever-adjusted timetable On 5 March 2025, the European Interior Mini…

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The EU countries should now be able to introduce the entry/exit system for border management, which has been delayed for years, gradually over a period of six months.