The European Union has delayed the complete implementation of its new digital border system, the Entry/Exit System (EES), from April to September. The decision was made to prevent potential travel disruptions during the busy summer period, according to a European Commission spokesperson.
The EES is designed to improve border management by electronically recording the entry and exit of non-EU nationals. The postponement allows additional time for member states to prepare for the system’s full deployment.
**Why this matters**
The Entry/Exit System aims to enhance security and streamline border controls across the EU. Delaying its rollout helps avoid travel chaos during peak season, ensuring smoother movement for travelers and better readiness among border authorities.