Border Management: Council and European Parliament Strike Agreement About Progressive Launch of Entry/Exit System
- The Council of the EU and the European Parliament reached a provisional agreement on May 19 to launch the Entry/Exit System progressively across member states.
- This agreement allows member states to roll out the EES incrementally within a 180-day timeframe or to begin full operation immediately, with no predetermined start date established in the regulation.
- During the phased rollout, states must achieve a minimum 10% registration within one month and operate biometrics at 35% of border points after three months, while continuing manual stamping until the transition ends.
- The Council explained that by capturing biometric and travel information of non-EU visitors in real time, the EES will help prevent identity fraud and reduce cases of overstaying.
- This step allows member states to adapt to the digital system gradually and suggests enhanced border security through more efficient tracking of third-country nationals’ entries and exits.
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EU Wants to Create Electronic Entry System
In order to better control irregular migration, the European Union (EU) wants to introduce a new electronic entry system, which will automatically record which non-EU citizens enter or leave a Member State – for example with fingerprints and facial images.The database will then indicate whether people are staying in the Schengen area longer than allowed. Member States will be able to access travel data and residence status of third-country natio…
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EU Plans New Electronic Entry System
The system should automatically record which non-EU citizens enter or leave a Member State, and the database should also indicate whether someone stays longer than allowed in the Schengen area.
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