The EU's Entry/Exit System operates at Schengen borders, gradually replacing passport stamps: first-time entrants register fingerprints and a live photo, stored to speed later crossings. Practically: allow extra time at first arrival, nothing to do before travel, and the 90-in-180-days rule stands. ETIAS pre-authorisation follows later — we'll report when it activates.
Europe's EES: Biometrics at First Schengen Entry
The EU's new entry-exit system replaces passport stamps — register fingerprints and photo once, speed through after.
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