"The Entry/Exit System (EES) is a new border crossing procedure that collects and registers the biometric data of non-EU nationals visiting European Union member states. The system will replace passport stamping with digitally recorded entries, exits, or refusals of entry of non-EU nationals coming for short stays."
"Travelers will need to register in the system every time they cross a border entering or leaving the EU, but not when moving between EU member countries. This will be completed by border control."
The EU's Entry/Exit System (EES) became operational on April 10, requiring non-EU nationals to provide biometric data for short-term stays. The system collects fingerprints, facial scans, and travel details, replacing traditional passport stamping. While the rollout began in October, not all EU countries are prepared to implement the system. Some countries, including France, Greece, Poland, and Spain, are still unready to process visitors under the new regulations, potentially affecting airport wait times.
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