EU's new biometric borders affect Cyprus travelers this summer.

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The European Union's new Entry/Exit System (EES) has been fully implemented in 29 countries, affecting travel procedures for holidaymakers.
The EES introduces biometric borders, which require travelers to provide fingerprints and facial recognition data upon entry and exit.
Cyprus is among the countries impacted by this new system, necessitating travelers to verify entry requirements before their trips.
The change aims to enhance security and streamline border control within the EU.
Travelers to Cyprus should be aware of possible delays at border points as the new system becomes integrated.

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Holidaymakers beware: What the EU’s new biometric borders mean for Cyprus travelersIn-Cyprus · 14 days ago

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The European Union's new Entry/Exit System (EES) has been fully implemented in 29 countries, affecting travel procedures for holidaymakers.
The EES introduces biometric borders, which require travelers to provide fingerprints and facial recognition data upon entry and exit.
Cyprus is among the countries impacted by this new system, necessitating travelers to verify entry requirements before their trips.
The change aims to enhance security and streamline border control within the EU.
Travelers to Cyprus should be aware of possible delays at border points as the new system becomes integrated.

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