Travelers holding Schengen visas are being targeted by a phishing campaign exploiting recent updates to European border procedures. Fraudulent emails claim that a mandatory "digital migration declaration" must be completed five days before travel to avoid border complications. This requirement is entirely fake and not part of any official European Union procedure. By leveraging the implementation of the Entry/Exit System (EES) that began on April 10, 2026, scammers direct victims to malicious websites to harvest sensitive data, including passport scans. Official EU guidance confirms that EES registration takes place directly at the border, not through online pre-departure forms sent via email. Travelers are urged to verify any such requests through official government channels and avoid sharing personal identification documents with suspicious external links.