US EditionEU Entry-Exit: Busiest Airports & Peak Times
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EU Entry-Exit: Busiest Airports & Peak Times
If you’re a Brit headed to the Continent or a non-EU expat living between the UK and Schengen, you’ve probably heard about the EU’s new Entry-Exit System (EES). In plain English: on your first trip, border officers will take your fingerprints and a fresh photo before stamping you in. After that, it’s usually just a quick face check on later visits. The question everyone’s asking is the same… Source
EU’s New Biometric Entry And Exit System Set To Revolutionize Border Crossings With Automated Security Enhancements For Non-EU Travelers
The EU's new digital Entry and Exit System revolutionizes border controls by using biometric data for faster, more secure processing of non-EU nationals across Schengen Area.
The European Union's new digital entry and exit (EES) system, which is designed to strengthen border security and improve controls, is causing major disruptions in its early days.At Brussels airport, non-European travellers waited up to three hours before crossing the border police.The EES (Entry/Exit System) system, which was put into operation on 12 October 2025, replaces the traditional passport stamp with biometric identification.Each third-…
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