EU's Entry/Exit System Aims Faster Border Checks, Delays May Persist This Summer

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Europe’s new Entry/Exit System, now in use across 29 countries, requires biometric data from many travelers to speed border processing. While designed to speed future entries, first-time registrations and kiosk glitches have caused longer lines at major airports, with some reports of several hours during peak times. Some travelers can pre-register via an app, but this is currently limited to Sweden and Portugal; visa rules and stay lengths remain unchanged. To minimize disruption, travelers should plan extra time at airports, especially if making connections.
- Heading to Europe this summer? What to know about the EU's new Entry/Exit system. CBS News
- Arrive three hours before flight home, airline boss tells UK holidaymakers BBC
- ‘We gave our biometrics twice for EES in Croatia — why?’ The Times
- Video: EU’s Entry Exit system causing travel chaos CNN
- France Halts EES Dover Border Checks as Queues Stretch 4 Hours ETIAS.com
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