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Europe’s new entry system is shambolic – and it could see you mistakenly deported

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Australians can freely stay in Europe for up to 90 days, but there is a trap in the new entry system that travellers need to know about.

Minister of State for Legal Migration and the Border, Tom Pursglove, observes European Entry-Exit System (EES) operations at St Pancras International Station on 21 March 2024 - 1
Minister of State for Legal Migration and the Border, Tom Pursglove, observes European Entry-Exit System (EES) operations at St Pancras International Station on 21 March 2024 - 1 UK Home Office / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY

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