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Americans Will Have To Get Fingerprinted In These 22 European Countries Starting October 12 Confirmed

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12
Oct

This year, Americans will start getting fingerprinted when traveling to most European countries, as part of the new Entry/Exit System applying to all non-European visitors. Commonly called EES, this new system will see the introduction of new biometric data collection kiosks across European airports. Once operational, tourists will need to give their fingerprints and scan […]

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Americans Will Have To Get Fingerprinted Traveling To This European Country Starting October 12

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23
Sep

For decades, the ritual of entering Europe has been the same: a friendly greeting, a quick glance at your passport, and that satisfying ‘thump’ of a fresh passport stamp. But that whole process is about to change in a big way, and the first major shift is happening next month. Here at Travel Off Path, […]

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Americans Will Have To Get Fingerprinted Traveling To Europe Starting October 12

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24
Jul

It’s finally happening, you guys. After years of delays and even rumors it was never going to launch anyway, Europe’s long-anticipated Entry-Exit System (or EES) will debut on October 12. If you’re unfamiliar with the term, this only means one thing: As a U.S. passport holder, you will now be subject to getting photographed and providing your […]

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Americans Will Have To Get Fingerprinted And Registered Traveling To Europe From November

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31
Aug

Share The Article Last Updated 3 days ago For years, Americans have been allowed to enter (most of) Europe unrestricted, without overly strict checks or entry permits required. In some airports, like Charles de Gaulle in Paris and Fiumicino in Rome, they are even allowed to use eGates upon landing, like they’re Europeans. Starting from November, […]

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