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The House of Commons European Scrutiny Committee is holding an inquiry into EES and ETIAS and the implications for the UK. It has been reported that the EU’s Entry Exit System will be implemented from 6 October 2024 across all EU countries where it will apply (excludes Ireland and Cyprus) without a soft launch. The European Commission have said that the “main advantage of the EES is saving time” because passports will not need to be stamped. There are border concerns about the impact, especially at initial registration where full biometrics will need to be taken. At subsequent crossings a photograph will normally suffice.
Their call for evidence closes on Friday 12th January.
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🌐 The House of Commons European Scrutiny Committee is conducting an inquiry into EES and ETIAS, exploring the implications for the UK. Reports suggest the EU's Entry Exit System will be implemented on October 6, 2024, across EU countries (excluding Ireland and Cyprus). The European Commission highlights time-saving benefits by eliminating passport stamps, but concerns arise over initial registration with full biometrics. Subsequent crossings may require only a photograph. The call for evidence concludes on January 12th. Share your insights before this date! <a href="https://kandemir-hukuk-burosu.business.site">Boşanma Avukatı</a>; <a href=" https://www.google.com/maps?cid=121142485618519162">Avukat</a>; <a href="https://www.kandemir.av.tr/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Untitled-1-1.png">Denizli Boşanma Avukatı</a> 🗓️🔍 #EES #ETIAS #EuropeanScrutiny #BorderManagement 🌍✉️
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