The government has pledged £10.5 million to smooth the transition to new EU border rules, which will take effect in the autumn.
Eurostar will launch services to Frankfurt and Geneva from London in the coming years (Credit: iStock / Alena Kravchenko)
Ministers have committed £3.5 million each to the Port of Dover, Eurostar at St Pancras International station in London, and Eurotunnel in Folkestone.
The EU Entry-Exit System (EES) will go live on 10 November and will require travellers from the UK and other non-EU countries to submit to biometric checks at the border, which will replace passport stamping.
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