EES will digitally record entrances and trips, data from passports, fingerprints and images of people of citizens of countries that are not EU members.
The EU has adopted a law that will allow gradual, within six months, to launch a new digital system/exit control system on the boundaries (ES). This is stated in the message of the EU Council, the European truth report.
EES aims to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of control over the EU’s external boundaries. The new system will also affect the citizens of Ukraine.
It is noted that EES is digital registering entrances and trips, data from a passport, fingerprints and an image of the face of citizens of countries that are not EU members traveling for a short -term stay with the EU member state.
“The reliable protection of our external boundaries is important for the European Union. The new entry -xit system will help us guarantee that citizens of countries that are not EU members traveling to Europe follow our policies. It will make our boundaries safer, and border control is better,” said Kaare Dibvad Bek, Minister for immigration and integration of Denmark and wherever Denmark and wherever the Denmark is wherever the Denmark and wherever the Denmark is where you are wherever Denmark is where you are, where is the immigration and the mitches of the immigration and the uninjourn, leads to Denmark, where the leaders are for the leaders. EU Council.
Thanks to this system, associated authorities, from border guards to law enforcement agencies, will have access to data that will allow you to evaluate a citizen’s identity of a third country and information about whether he or she has noticed the permitted term of staying in the Schengen Zone. The ES will significantly reduce the possibility of fraud with identification data and exceeds the period of stay in the Schengen zone.
Earlier it was reported that the European Union had postponed the introduction of a new biometric control system for citizens of countries that were not EU members.
We are discussing the introduction of new policies of entry into the countries of the Schengen Zone. At the first entrance, the citizens will take the biometric data: fingerprints and face pictures. The data will be stored for three years, it is not necessary to re -do this.
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