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The era of manual passport stamping, a cherished tradition for many globetrotters, is about to come to an end when entering the Schengen Area. For decades, passport stamps have served as mementos of journeys, creating a tangible record of the places travellers have ventured. These stamps have been more than just ink on paper; they have been badges of honour, representing the myriad cultures, landscapes, and experiences collected along the way. However, this practice is set to become obsolete with the introduction of the European Union’s new automated Entry/Exit System (EES).
Scheduled to launch on 10 November 2024, the EES is poised to revolutionize how non-EU visitors are registered when crossing EU external borders. The European Commission