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What is EES?
The EU Entry/Exit System (EES) is a system that registers all UK and other non-EU travellers each time they enter or exit the EU bloc and is expected to go live on the 12 October 2025. The system will replace the current manual stamping of passports on arrival, as your entry and exit dates will instead be logged electronically. Don’t forget – unless you have European residency or a suitable visa, you can only spend 90 days in any six-month period in the EU.
How will EES work?
Don't worry, there’s no cost and nothing you can do before you travel. The first time you enter the EU, you’ll need to register for the EES at a self-service kiosk in the arrivals area of your destination airport, where you’ll also be asked to provide your biometric data (fingerprint and facial image), as well as other basic information. Once you’ve completed this step, you’ll be able to cross the border as normal via an electronic gate or manned booth. Please note, children under 12 won’t need to provide fingerprints. Once you’ve registered on your first visit, you’ll only need to scan your passport and provide either biometric data or a photograph to enter or exit the EU on your following visits for the next three years, or until your passport expires (whichever comes first).
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Who does this apply to?
The Entry/Exit system applies to all British passport holders, and any non-EU national entering the European Union, regardless of age.
How will this affect my trip?
Countries in Europe using the Entry/Exit system plan to introduce it step by step, aiming to have it fully in place by 10 April 2026. How it works might be a little different depending on the airport, but the first time you visit a participating country after it’s launched, you’ll sign up when you arrive by giving your passport details and a quick biometric scan before heading through the border.
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