Examples of using Schengen rules in English and their translations into German
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Documents: Up to 90 days with valid passport; Schengen rules apply.
The Schengen rules are a huge obstacle to cooperation in the Euroregions.
It was agreed that the provisionwould continue to be applied as the exception from Schengen rules.
Schengen rules on the issue of visas at the border, including visas to seamen in transit I.
The agreement takes into account the situation of the Member States that do not yet apply Schengen rules in full.
The Commission will continue to make sure that the Schengen rules are correctly applied and respected by everybody.
From now on, checks on persons will be abolished at the borders with Liechtenstein,which will fully implement the Schengen rules.
My question refers to the Schengen rules and their contribution to climate change and increased carbon dioxide emissions.
In the past, visas were frequently sold.It is important that we stop these scandals and ensure that the Schengen rules are followed.
These tools can not, however, of themselves alone ensure that the Schengen rules are applied in a consistent manner by each Member State.
The Schengen rules should be applied in the same way in all Member States, meaning that new legally binding measures need to be adopted.
The European institutions should ensure that Schengen is able to function andthat all Member States apply the Schengen rules in the same way.
The problem does not lie in the Schengen rules, but in the way in which the Member States apply the rules without responsibility or solidarity.
Mr Weber warned Denmark against introducing tighter controls at the country's borders with Germany and Sweden,if such controls proved to be incompatible with the Schengen rules.
Council Regulation(EC) No 415/2003 amending the Schengen rules relating to the issue of visas at the border, including the issue of such visas to seamen.
We are engaged in dialogue with Italy, France and Denmark in order to clarify exactly what has been done, what is being proposed,and whether it is in compliance with Schengen rules.
When assessing the compatibility of police checks in internal border zones with the Schengen rules, it is necessary to examine how these checks are implemented in practice.
The Schengen rules will also apply from accession but a Council decision will be needed to remove controls at internal frontiers with the new Member States.
The new mechanism enhances the current system of periodic on-the-spot inspections in the Member States andintroduces unannounced visits to ensure that Schengen rules are applied correctly at all times.
There has been a multiplication of cases infringing the Schengen rules, with our citizens facing controls which shouldn't exist at internal borders- with Denmark, the Netherlands, Germany and France.
Therefore, there has not been a lot of time or opportunity for assessment of the general political effect of theexpansion and its impact on relationships between the Member States of the European Union which apply the Schengen rules and the neighbouring countries.
Those Member States have been applying the Schengen rules on external border checks since their accession, and since September 2007 they also carry out checks on persons in the Schengen Information System- SIS.
These are: evaluation mechanisms which are dealt with in the SCHEVAL Group, the Schengen Information System which is dealt with in the SIS SIRENE Group,technical questions which are dealt with in the SIS-TECH Group, and the Schengen rules which are dealt with in the Schengen Acquis Group.
If a Schengen Evaluation Report concludes that the evaluatedMember State is"seriously neglecting its obligations under the Schengen rules" and if there are"serious deficiencies in the carrying out of external border control", the Commission can propose recommendations, to be adopted by the Council, for remedial action to address any deficiencies identified during the evaluation.
As a very last resort, in the framework of this mechanism, a safeguard clause could be introduced to allow the exceptional reintroduction of internal border controls in a truly critical situation where a Member State isno longer able to comply with its obligations under the Schengen rules.
Report(A5-0006/2003) by Anna Karamanou, on behalf of the Committee on Citizens' Freedoms and Rights, Justice and Home Affairs, on the initiative by the Kingdom of Spain with aview to the adoption of a Council regulation amending the Schengen rules relating to the issue of visas at the border, including the issue of such visas to seamen 8372/2002- C5-0289/2002- 2002/0810CNS.