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The EU’s new Entry/Exit System (EES) began phased rollout on 12 October 2025 and will be fully deployed by April 2026; it records non‑EU travellers’ fingerprints, facial images, passport data and entry/exit dates and retains most records for three years.
No country in the available reporting is documented to accept a consumer digital ID wallet in place of a passport for international border entry in 2026; instead the clearest near-term change is an EU...
No — the has not “stopped visas for America” in the sense of imposing routine visas on citizens; short-term visa-free travel to the remains in place for now, but the EU is introducing a mandatory elec...
Border control is in transition: an expanding set of hubs and blocs now require or default to biometric capture at entry (notably the EU’s Entry/Exit System and airport rollouts in Singapore and Dubai...