ETIAS delayed until 2027
Home News ETIAS delayed until 2027 ETIAS delayed until 2027 The European Union has confirmed that the EU Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) will not become mandatory until at least spring 2027, giving UK travellers another year of trips to the continent without hassle.
Governo assegura "não ter diminuído um milímetro" o controlo de fronteiras no Aeroporto de Lisboa
EU border control system to be ‘reactivated on Monday’ at Lisbon airport – and then suspended again
After all the affirmations that hideous queues at border control gates at Lisbon airport had ‘nothing to do with the new European Entry/ Exit System (EES), the system is to The post EU border control system to be ‘reactivated on Monday’ at Lisbon airport – and then suspended again appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Border control system to be tested today at Lisbon Airport after suspension
The European border control system for non-EU nationals, temporarily suspended at Lisbon Airport, will be reactivated today to test the improvements introduced, a police source told Lusa. The same source specified that there will be a test this afternoon to 'assess the improvements introduced to the system' after its suspension at the end of ...
Airports and EU clash over new border control rules
The EU's new Entry-Exit System (EES) — which now obliges over a third of non‑EU nationals entering the Schengen area to submit extra personal and biometric data — has provoked a standoff between airports and Brussels. Airports warn of operational strain, higher costs and longer processing times amid limited staff and technical readiness; EU institutions argue the measure is necessary to improve border security, migration management and traveller rights. The dispute highlights tensions between security aims, data‑protection concerns and practical implementation challenges that could affect expats, short‑term visitors and airlines alike.
Border Control: System suspended at Lisbon Airport may be tested next week
Next week the European Border Control System may return to Lisbon Airport. The aim is to test the system that was suspended at the end of last year for citizens from outside the Schengen Area.
Miguel Pinto Luz assures that "Portugal continues to control its borders"
The Minister of Infrastructure explained that only the deployment of the new European system was suspended because it did not ensure effective waiting times.
Miguel Pinto Luz assures that 'Portugal continues to control its borders'
The Minister of Infrastructure assured today that border control in Portugal is not suspended, explaining that only the rollout of the new European system was interrupted because it did not ensure effective waiting times. “I want to reassure the Portuguese: border control continues to exist. Portugal is a sovereign country, which respects and has rigour ...”
PS Socialists want ‘urgent debate’ on Lisbon airport’s suspension of European frontier controls
PS Socialists say they will be requesting an urgent debate in parliament to hear the government’s position on the suspension of the European border control mechanism at Lisbon airport. They The post PS Socialists want ‘urgent debate’ on Lisbon airport’s suspension of European frontier controls appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Brussels to request “more details” regarding suspension of European border control system
The European Commission has said it will ask Portuguese authorities for “more details” regarding the suspension announced yesterday of the European border control system for non-EU citizens at Lisbon airport. The post Brussels to request “more details” regarding suspension of European border control system appeared first on Portugal Resident.
2h — SNOP criticises suspension of the European border control system
SNOP criticises the suspension of the European border control system (headline timestamp: 2 hours ago).
10pm — Brussels wants explanations from Portugal over suspension of the border control system
Brussels has asked Portugal to clarify why it suspended its border control system, seeking answers amid concern at the EU level.
Brussels will ask Portugal for 'more details' about the suspension of border controls at Lisbon airport
The decision to suspend the European border control system 'is not related to any problems with the EU's entry and exit system.'
Brussels to ask Portugal for "more details" about suspension of border checks
The European Commission said it will ask Portuguese authorities for “more details” about the suspension of the European border control system for non-EU citizens, but said the decision is unrelated to problems with the implementation of that system. “We will contact the Portuguese authorities to ask for more details about the plans they have,” it said...
European border control system suspended for three months at Lisbon Airport
The infrastructure will be reinforced “immediately” with military personnel from the GNR (National Republican Guard).
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