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IMPACT — MEDIUM
EU authorities have delayed the new border control Entry/Exit System until summer 2024.
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Additional Information: The EES differs from the European Travel Information and Authorization System, which will require travelers from the 63 countries currently approved to travel into the EU visa-free to register for a visa waiver before arriving in the Schengen area. The registration will cost €7 (free for travelers under 18 or over 70) and will last three years. ETIAS is now expected to launch in summer 2024.
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