#32026D0533Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2026/533 on Monthly Cross-System Statistics from Eurodac, VIS, ETIAS and EES
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This EU Implementing Decision requires eu-LISA to produce detailed monthly statistics using biometric and travel data from Eurodac, the Visa Information System (VIS), ETIAS and the Entry/Exit System (EES). The statistics track third-country nationals and stateless persons in relation to visa grants/refusals/revocations, residence permits, border crossings, overstays, travel authorisations, and applications for international protection. Data must be disaggregated by Member State, age, sex, nationality, and additional fields such as grounds for refusal or specific border crossing points. The aim is to monitor irregular migration, secondary movements, and support evidence-based policymaking on asylum and border control. Statistics only apply once the relevant systems and the Common Identity Repository (CIR) and Multiple-Identity Detector (MID) are operational.
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Key Changes
- eu-LISA must produce monthly statistics disaggregated by Member State, age, sex and nationality on persons in Eurodac linked to visa, long-stay visa, residence permit, EES and ETIAS records
- Statistics cover visa/residence permit grants, refusals, revocations and overstays prior to or after international protection applications
- Additional breakdowns required by authority, location, grounds for refusal/revocation, border crossing points and reasons for refusal
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Obligations
What this law requires
eu-LISA must produce detailed monthly cross-system statistics using data from Eurodac, VIS, ETIAS, and EES, disaggregated by Member State, age, sex, nationality, grounds for refusal, and specific border crossing points.
Statistics must track third-country nationals and stateless persons in relation to visa grants, refusals, revocations, residence permits, border crossings, overstays, travel authorisations, and applications for international protection.
eu-LISA must produce statistics on persons who arrived with valid or expired visas and subsequently applied for international protection, including those refused visas prior to protection applications.
eu-LISA must produce statistics on illegal stay cases, including persons who overstayed valid visas, were refused visas prior to illegal stay detection, or had residence permits revoked before illegal stay discovery.
eu-LISA must generate statistics on persons apprehended for irregular border crossings or disembarked from search and rescue operations, tracking prior visa refusals, entry refusals, travel authorisation denials, or exit registrations.