African Travellers Face Stricter Biometric Checks at 29 European Borders
African travelers may face longer queues as the Entry/Exit System records fingerprints and facial images at 29 European border crossings.
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Travel in the Schengen area is changing for citizens of countries outside the European Union. In particular, British tourists could have longer waiting times at border crossing points, provided that the verification of biometric data becomes a mandatory stage for non-EU travel.
African travellers face stricter biometric checks at 29 European borders as flexibility expires
African travellers entering Europe could encounter longer queues and more consistent biometric processing after temporary flexibility surrounding the continent’s digital border system expired on 6 September.
EES Can No Longer Be Ignored! Serbs, Get Ready for the New Rules, only You Won't Be Scanned Here Yet
The new EU travel rules bring changes for Serbs at the borders. Find out how EES affects travel and where it doesn't apply.
The period of flexible application of the European Entry and Exit System (EES) officially ended yesterday, and for citizens of Serbia who these days are planning a trip to the European Union countries, this opens up again the question that has accompanied going on vacation throughout the summer season: whether passenger registration and biometric control will once again lead to longer detentions and kilometer-long queues at the borders.
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