The UK government has allocated 10.5 million to British ports for preparations ahead of the EU's entry-exit system, effective November 10, aiming to reduce border processing times.
Concerns over queues at ports have been highlighted, as the new EES will require all travelers to provide biometric information, potentially affecting travel efficiency.
The Port of Dover is adapting infrastructure by filling in a marina and adding kiosks, while hiring more staff to facilitate smoother EES processing for travelers.
Migration Minister Seema Malhotra assured that the government is collaborating with the EU to minimize disruptions during the implementation of the new border checks.
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