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No More Turning a Blind Eye: EU Abolishes Relief From Today, Lines at Borders Will Be Even Longer!

Summary by 6yka.com
Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina traveling to European Union countries could once again face longer waits at borders in the coming days. The reason is not the introduction of a new system, but rather the emphasis on the possibility of more flexible procedures in the application of the European Entry/Exit System (EES), which requires travelers from non-EU countries to register biometric data. The period in which […]
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Changes are coming to the borders: BiH citizens could wait longer when entering Croatia - The system is also applied at Croatia's external border, which is especially important for BiH citizens traveling to Croatia as tourists

For travelers from Bosnia and Herzegovina, this is especially important because citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina, if they do not have a regulated stay in the EU, are included in the EES system. It refers to citizens of countries

The deadline for flexible application of the system expires today, September 6, and the European Commission has not extended the possibility of temporarily suspending controls, the Guardian states, noting that, according to numerous informed sources, some EU member states will not apply biometric controls within the EES after today's expiration of the period of flexible application of regulations. Airlines previously requested that this option r…

Travelers intending to head to the European Union could again face longer lines at the borders from today, as the period of flexible application expires today.

Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina traveling to European Union countries could once again face longer waits at borders in the coming days. The reason is not the introduction of a new system, but rather the emphasis on the possibility of more flexible procedures in the application of the European Entry/Exit System (EES), which requires travelers from non-EU countries to register biometric data. The period in which […]

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6yka.com broke the news on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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