Will the entry-exit system deter holidays to the EU?
The Independent
|October 09, 2025
Q Do you think the new entry-exit system will put people off holidays in the EU? If it does, where will they go?
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Humphrey C
A UK passport holders are subject to the entry-exit system (EES) because of the decision to leave the European Union and become “third-country nationals” alongside Americans, Australians and citizens of many other countries. When the EES starts on Sunday 12 October, some British holidaymakers to the European Union - and wider Schengen area - will be required to provide fingerprints and facial biometrics at the frontier. By April next year, all Schengen borders will check all third-country nationals on arrival and departure.
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