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WORLD • SCHENGEN AREA

Schengen entry-exit system errors may wrongly flag some travelers

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Some travelers’ exits from the Schengen area have not been recorded in the new entry-exit system, potentially making them appear to have overstayed the 90-days-in-180 rule, according to Euronews.

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Why it matters

U.S. travelers to Schengen countries could face questions or complications if their departures are not recorded correctly. The article does not quantify how many Americans are affected.

What happens next

The article describes steps travelers can take but does not report a system-wide fix or timeline. The extent of the errors remains unclear.

Whether authorities correct missed exit records

Whether the system errors affect more travelers or are resolved