Vaya Mousa

[Magnus Brunner @magnusbrunner]

Today, the EU’s migration and asylum reform enters into application across all Member States. A major step toward faster asylum procedures, stronger border management, and a more coordinated migration system.
#migrationEU

[Magnus Brunner @magnusbrunner]

Protecting European citizens is our top priority. And it is exactly what the EES is doing successfully since October last year.

29 Schengen Member States
88,5 million registrations
39 000 refusals issued
1 000 potential security threats stopped

[EU Home Affairs @EUHomeAffairs]

The Entry/Exit System is now fully operational across #SchengenEU area.

Passport stamps are being replaced with digital records for non-EU travellers, helping modernise border management and strengthen security.

Over 51 million crossings already recorded.

#TravelToEurope

[EU Home Affairs @EUHomeAffairs]

A safer Europe starts at its borders.

Since 12 October 2025, the Entry/Exit System is being rolled out across the EU Schengen countries.

Over 45 million entries and exits of non-EU nationals have already been registered.

Read more: https://t.co/CcvSYlh13f
#TravelToEurope

[EU Home Affairs @EUHomeAffairs]

✈️ Planning to #TravelToEurope? You may hear about two new EU border systems: EES and ETIAS.

🛂The Entry/Exit System (EES) started operating in October 2025.

ETIAS is a travel authorisation expected to start in the last quarter of 2026. Learn the differences 🎥

[EU Home Affairs @EUHomeAffairs]

The security of Europeans remains our first priority.

The Entry/Exit System #EES gives us valuable information over who enters the EU when and where, and who leaves it.

Doorstep by Commissioner @magnusbrunner. #JHA Council👇

[EU Home Affairs @EUHomeAffairs]

The Entry/Exit System was launched on 12 October 2025 and will be fully deployed at all border crossing points by 10 April 2026.

It records the entries and exits of non-EU nationals travelling for short stays to 29 European countries, helping safeguard #SchengenEU.

[EU Home Affairs @EUHomeAffairs]

The ETIAS system is due to be launched in last quarter of 2026, introducing new requirements for visa-exempt nationals travelling to Europe.

No matter how you travel - bus, train, or car - you will need a valid ETIAS travel authorisation.

Find out more: https://t.co/DMnheu6EN8

[EU Home Affairs @EUHomeAffairs]

✈️ The Entry-Exit System is now in operation as of 12 October!

Gradually rolling out over the past months, it will be fully operational in April 2026, strengthening security at Schengen borders.

#TravelToEurope #EUHome2025

[EU Home Affairs @EUHomeAffairs]

🎄Planning to #TravelToEurope for the holidays? You may hear about two new EU border systems: EES and ETIAS.

🛂The Entry/Exit System (EES) started operating in October 2025.

ETIAS is a travel authorisation expected to start in the last quarter of 2026. Learn the differences🎥

[EU Home Affairs @EUHomeAffairs]

This June we celebrated 40 years of the Schengen Agreement! For those who need a refresher, here’s a quick look at the #Schengen40 timeline:
1995: 🇧🇪🇩🇪🇪🇸🇫🇷🇱🇺🇳🇱🇵🇹

1997:🇦🇹🇮🇹

2000:🇬🇷

2001:🇩🇰🇸🇪🇫🇮🇮🇸🇳🇴

2007:🇨🇿🇪🇪🇭🇺🇱🇻🇱🇹🇲🇹🇵🇱🇸🇮🇸🇰

2008:🇨🇭

2011:🇱🇮

2023:🇭🇷

2024:🇷🇴🇧🇬

#EUHome2025

[Vaya Mousa @vaya_m]

Security in the Schengen area significantly strengthened with the launch of the Entry/Exit System #securityEU

[EU Home Affairs @EUHomeAffairs]

The new Entry/Exit System (EES) has started recording all non-EU nationals travelling to Europe for short stays.

29 European countries using the EES will hold reliable data on who crosses their borders with a foreign passport. It will help safeguard #securityEU.

#TravelToEurope

[Magnus Brunner @magnusbrunner]

Schengen is one of the EU’s most tangible achievements and a cornerstone of European integration.

Schengen means freedom, security and prosperity.
We celebrated the 40th anniversary of Schengen in the European Parliament today.

When the agreement was signed in 1985, we would never have imagined that one day, this would create an open road from the Atlantic to the Black Sea.

[Vaya Mousa @vaya_m]

The EES in action in Spain!

[Ministerio del Interior @interiorgob]

🇪🇺 Un australiano ha sido el primero en acceder a España con el Entry-Exit System #EES.

Gracias a @policia y a todo el equipo que ha hecho posible implantar el nuevo procedimiento de control fronterizo para ciudadanos de fuera de #Schengen, plenamente operativo en abril de 2026.

[Ministerio del Interior @interiorgob]

🇪🇺 España ha activado hoy con éxito, en el aeropuerto Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas, el Entry Exit System #EES, el nuevo sistema europeo de control de fronteras para ciudadanos de fuera del Espacio #Schengen.

🧳 1.819 viajeros registrados entre las 6 y las 10 horas.

[EU Home Affairs @EUHomeAffairs]

✈️ The Entry/Exit System (EES) is now live across Europe!

Travelling to Europe will progressively be smoother and simpler thanks to this modern border management system.

Visit our official website for more information 👉 https://t.co/UVp7a0FTgn

#TravelToEurope

[Vaya Mousa @vaya_m]

Historic milestone for EU border management!

[Magnus Brunner @magnusbrunner]

Today marks a historic milestone for Europe.

All 29 Schengen countries have successfully launched the Entry/Exit System — the digital backbone of EU border management system.

With the EES, we will know who enters and leaves the European Union, when and where. This achievement strengthens the security and integrity of our common borders.

Rolling out a large-scale IT system across the Union has been a complex and demanding task. I want to sincerely thank everyone who contributed to making the EES a reality.

[EU Home Affairs @EUHomeAffairs]

🧭 From tomorrow, a new chapter begins for travel to Europe.

With the Entry/Exit System, border checks will become progressively smoother and simpler for travellers.

Stay tuned! ↓ #TravelToEurope

[EU Home Affairs @EUHomeAffairs]

Europe's borders will soon be even more secure and travelling for non-EU nationals will be easier, thanks to the new digital Entry/Exit System.

Learn about the EES ↓ #TravelToEurope

[Vaya Mousa @vaya_m]

As of 12 October 2025, the management of our external borders changes!

[EU Home Affairs @EUHomeAffairs]

Update for non-EU nationals travelling to 29 European countries for short stays!

Once it goes live on 12 October, the Entry/Exit System will gradually record:
🔸arrival/departure dates
🔸travel document and biometric data

In line with EU data protection rules ↓ #TravelToEurope