EU Border System Delays Extended by Nine Member States
2026-09-25
Nine European Union member states, including France and Greece, have requested further extensions for the implementation of the Entry/Exit System (EES). The delay is attributed to operational challenges at busy airports.
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Nine EU member states, including France and Greece, have requested further extensions for the Entry/Exit System (EES) border checks. The delays are due to operational challenges at busy airports.
Key facts
- Nine EU member states have requested further delays for the Entry/Exit System.
- France and Greece are among the member states requesting extensions.
- The reason cited for the delay is operational complexities at major airports.
- The EES is a digital system for registering non-EU travelers at EU borders.
- The European Commission will make a decision on the timeline for the EES rollout.
Source: Guardian · Tech policy
Reported by VERA Newswire.
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