Germany

Pilot travel program launched at Munich airport

1 Nov 22

GERMANY

IMPACT — MEDIUM

The German government launched a pilot program for travelers departing Germany at Munich International Airport.

Key Points:

  • As of Oct. 25, individuals traveling to non-Schengen Area countries can reserve a 30-minute slot to reduce wait times at security checkpoints and passport control.
  • Travelers must book their “Express Queue” slot within 72 hours of their intended departure through this website.
  • Once registered, travelers will be sent a QR code to show authorities at security checkpoints and passport control.

Additional Information: The Express Queue pilot program will be available for a 60-day period from Oct. 25. More information regarding the pilot program is available here.

BAL Analysis: German authorities introduced the pilot program to help reduce wait times at security checkpoints and passport control for those traveling to non-Schengen Area countries. After the 60-day trial period, authorities will evaluate the effectiveness of the program and may expand it to other travelers and at different locations.

This alert has been provided by the BAL Global Practice Group. For additional information, please contact berryapplemanleiden@bal.com.

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