The EU launches the European Search Portal to consult security and border databases
29 May 2026Effective: 29 May 2026101 views
Who is affected:
Police, border, asylum and migration authorities of Schengen member states
Summary
The European Commission sets the start date for the European Search Portal (ESP), which allows authorities from member states to consult border information systems, visas and security in a unified manner.
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Implementation Decision 2026/1155 determines the operational date of the European Search Portal (ESP), a key component of the interoperability framework between EU information systems established by Regulations 2019/817 and 2019/818. The ESP enables national authorities and European agencies to access quickly and in a …
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