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How long does EU entry-exit scheme take? Simon Calder puts it to the test
The European Union’s entry-exit system (EES) for British passport holders, as well as other “third-country nationals”, took effect on Sunday 12 October. Starting on Sunday, Schengen area member states have 180 days to make all their frontiers EES-compliant. The faces and fingerprints of third-country nationals, including British passport holders, are stored on a central EU database. It aims to crack down on crime and enforce the 90-day stay limit, which applies to British travellers and other third-country nationals, within any 180-day period. Senior travel figures have warned of long waits at airports. But how does it work in practice? Simon Calder tests it out.
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ilfattoquotidiano.it
Entry Exit System: dal 12 ottobre addio al timbro sul passaporto in UE | Il Fatto Quotidiano - Il Fatto Quotidiano
Il nuovo sistema biometrico rivoluziona i controlli alle frontiere Schengen per i cittadini non-UE. Ecco come funzionerà la procedura
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independent.co.uk
New EU border checks could cause four hour waits and cost £400m, industry warns
The Entry Exit System (EES), being rolled out on Sunday, means UK travellers will need to have their fingerprints registered and photograph taken to enter the Schengen area
