EU sets date for Spain and other countries to share fingerprints with Switzerland and Liechtenstein
01 Jul 2026Effective: 25 Jun 202650 views
Who is affected:
Police, judicial authorities and public administrations of EU Member States
Summary
The EU Council establishes when Member States can send fingerprint data to Switzerland and Liechtenstein. It affects police and security cooperation between these countries.
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This EU Council Implementing Decision determines the specific date from which Member States are enabled to transmit dactyloscopic data (fingerprints) to Switzerland and Liechtenstein within the framework of security cooperation. The measure is part of the association agreements of these third countries with the Schenge…
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