EU's New Entry/Exit System: What It Means for Your Holiday
British travelers are facing longer waits at EU borders and are being advised to be ready to show insurance documents due to the European Union's new Entry/Exit System (EES).
The EES, which went live on 12 October, requires non-EU citizens to provide fingerprints and a facial scan when crossing into the trading bloc, potentially affecting many heading off on holiday.
The system is being gradually introduced at borders, with full implementation expected by 10 April 2026.
Brits are urged to ensure they have travel insurance and be prepared for longer queues.
British travellers are being advised to expect longer queues and to ensure they have travel insurance.Author's summary: EU's new Entry/Exit System affects British travelers.
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