
Illustrative photo: Filip Jandourek, Czech Radio
Short-stay travellers from outside Europe can expect stricter border checks when entering the Schengen Area after the introduction of the European Entry/Exit System (EES). Czechia is among the first countries to fully implement the system, which aims to speed up border crossings and curb illegal migration.
The EES is a new EU-wide biometric system designed to log the time and place of entry and exit of non-EU short-stay travellers to the Schengen Area – a zone of 29 European countries with open internal borders, including most EU member states as well as Iceland, Norway, and Switzerland.
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Author: Hannah Vaughan
