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The Entry/Exit System will automate border checks to reduce illegal migration and identify overstayers, replacing manual passport stamping, EU officials said.
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Entry/Exit System (EES) for UK Travellers
EU’s new border system explained: The truth about visas, insurance and travel delays. Holidaymakers heading to Europe face a major shake-up at passport control this autumn as the EU rolls out its long-awaited Entry/Exit System (EES). Rumours have been swirling online that Brits will be forced to show proof of travel insurance, apply for fresh visas or pay new border fees. Source
Glasgow Times
Will I need a visa to travel to the EU because of the new EES plans?
Will British travellers need a visa to visit the EU amid the union's brand new Entry/Exit Scheme (EES)?
The European Union introduces a new border control mechanism for the Schengen area from 12 October 2025. The Entry-Exit System (EES) specifically concerns non-European travellers entering the Schengen area.This measure modifies border procedures without altering the current access conditions.The Entry-Exit System (EES) applies exclusively to third-country nationals, whether or not they come from visa-exempt states, for short-term stays in the Sc…
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