From October 12, the EU will roll out a new entry system for foreigners who need short-stay Schengen visas.
From October 12, the EU will roll out a new entry system for foreigners who need short-stay Schengen visas.
By Priyanka Shankar
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Non-European Union citizens travelling to countries in Europe’s Schengen area – within which physical borders between member countries have been removed – will soon have to use a new automated biometric system that is set to replace usual passport procedures.
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