EES: immigration announcement
Global Mobility ServicesThe European Union (EU) has begun implementing the new Entry/Exit System (EES) beginning on 12 October 2025, with a rollout at some external borders.

The labour market is changing rapidly. Employees want flexibility, a sense of purpose and a good mixture of financial and non-financial benefits. This involves you as an employer to determine how to keep your remuneration policy attractive, affordable and future-proof. An appropriately set-up policy on terms of employment is more than an expensive document. It is a strategic instrument that helps you attract, motivate and retain talent and achieve your organisational goals.
We will help you develop and implement effective terms of employment. Our HR specialists provide structure and practical applicability by automating the terms of employment. Our tax specialists will ensure a smart and sustainable structure and our lawyers provide a proper legal basis. From employee participation plans to green employment conditions, we ensure they are accurate, effective, and grow with your organisation.
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We analyse your current policy and set up a terms-of-employment kit that matches your goals and employee needs and wishes.


We assist you through legal issues on aspects including stock options, long and short-term bonuses and other employee participation schemes.
Our tax specialists ensure that your terms of employment will be organised both in a tax efficient and compliant manner.

If you would like to discuss your employment conditions policy, please contact one of our specialists.
The European Union (EU) has begun implementing the new Entry/Exit System (EES) beginning on 12 October 2025, with a rollout at some external borders.
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