Irregular border crossings drop 37% in first half of 2026
Irregular border crossings into the EU fell 37% in the first half of 2026. See which routes drove the drop, which one rose and what comes next.
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European Parliament upgrades air passenger rights after 13-year fight
EU Parliament secures compensation for three-hour flight delays and new baggage rights. Read what changes for travellers.
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What Information British Travellers Might Provide in an ETIAS Application
Every field British travellers must complete in an ETIAS application, from passport details to security questions. Get it right before you fly.
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ETIAS Q4 2026 launch date vanishes from official site
The EU has quietly dropped the launch date for its new travel permit. Here’s what the change means if you're planning a trip to Europe.
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EU rejects border pause despite ‘20 difficult spots’
The European Commission has rejected demands from airlines and airports to suspend the European Union’s new biometric border checks, while admitting that 20 border crossing points are struggling with queue chaos.…
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EES chaos might push ETIAS into 2027
ETIAS’ new travel permit could slip to 2027 amid border delays. Find out what this means for your next trip.
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Your Personal Data After an ETIAS Application: Storage, Access and Your Rights
ETIAS data goes to border authorities and lives with your passport. Learn who reads it, how long it lasts and how to fix mistakes.
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Iceland cuts post-study work permits
Iceland tightens student visa rules, cutting post-study work permits. See what’s changing and why.
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ETIAS for UK Children: What Every Parent Must Know Before Travelling to Europe
UK children need their own ETIAS to visit Europe from late 2026, and parents apply for them. Read our guide before you travel.
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Migrants to Netherlands fall for third year
Dutch immigration fell for a third year in 2025, led by fewer asylum and skilled arrivals. See what’s behind the drop.