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Starting this October, visitors travelling to Europe will face new digital checks
Beginning October 2025, the European Union will implement the Entry/Exit System (EES), replacing manual passport stamping for non-EU travelers. This new system requires registering fingerprints and facial images, aiming to enhance security, detect overstays, and combat identity fraud. While initial processing times may be longer, automated gates and self-service kiosks are expected to streamline border checks.
This new system requires registering fingerprints and facial images, aiming to enhance security, detect overstays, and combat identity fraud. The Entry/Exit System(EES) will replace the traditional manual passport stamping process.Non-EU nationals, including international visitors, comprising both visa holders and visa-exempt travellers, will be required to register their fingerprints and facial images when crossing external EU borders. It forms part of the EU’s Security Union measures, designed to strengthen border management and help prevent cross-border crime and terrorism.
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