أوروبا تبدأ العمل بنظام الدخول والخروج الرقمي الجديد الأسبوع القادم

The European Economic and Security Area is preparing to implement one of the most important technological systems in the field of travel and borders, as the new European Entry/Exit System (EES) will come into effect on October 12, 2025, marking a radical shift in the way travelers from outside the European Union enter and exit Schengen Area countries.

The system aims to expedite transit procedures and enhance security, gradually phasing out manual stamps on passports.

Inspection Methods

The new system will include 25 out of 27 EU countries, in addition to Switzerland, Norway, Liechtenstein, and Iceland, and will work to digitally record the entry and exit of non-European visitors at each border crossing. Meanwhile, Ireland and Cyprus will continue to use traditional manual inspection methods for the time being, and the system does not include other European countries such as the United Kingdom, Turkey, Serbia, and Albania.