BRITISH travellers will face fingerprinting, photos and binding questions at EU borders from October once the new Entry/Exit System (EES) comes into force on October 12. In a demonstration filmed for The Independent, travel correspondent Simon Calder showed exactly how the process will work. #entryexitsystem #travel #EU #BritishTravellers ? Carrying proof of accommodation, a ticket out of Schengen, travel insurance and evidence of funds could be vital to avoid hold-ups. The EU has warned that overstaying will be far easier to detect once EES is live.