Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Common visa policy in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Common visa policy.
Development of the Common Visa Policy.
Are a common visa policy and the principle of solidarity no longer European values?
Internal and external borders, common visa policy.
The EU's common visa policy is one of the flanking measures which obviate the need for internal borders.
Objective: to develop a common visa policy.
The common visa policy should facilitate the entry of bona fide visitors
Enhancing the implementation of the common visa policy.
A common visa policy has been successfully developed, increasing clarity
State of Play To develop a common visa policy.
Measures to enhance the common visa policy and in particular to establish a common visa identification system;
The problem is simply that we do not have a common visa policy.
Hence we must very soon have a common visa policy; we ought already to have had one.
Graphic representing cooperation on a common visa policy.
A common visa policy is a fundamental component of the creation of a common area without internal borders.
Implementation and development of the common visa policy to spur growth8.
The European Common Visa policy will be strengthened,
The integrated management of external borders and a common visa policy is essential.
Border controls, our common visa policy, cross-border police cooperation
Thus, the EU has an exclusive external remit in the field of the common visa policy.
Support of border management and a common visa policy to facilitate legitimate travel.
further harmonise the current legal framework and would lead towards a genuinely common visa policy.
Madam President, the common visa policy is a matter of Community competence.
These include a common visa policy, the possibility of process ing asylum applications,
This is a major step towards further developing a common visa policy and reinforcing cooperation in the Schengen area.
thus primarily an instrument to support the common visa policy.
The amendment of Regulation No 539/2001 demonstrates the contribution of the common visa policy to the fight against illegal immigration.
If we are to have a real common visa policy, it is essential that Member States study the feasibility of the other options proposed before resorting to outsourcing.
Local Schengen cooperation is crucial for the harmonised application of the common visa policy and for proper assessment of migratory and/or security risks.
Further development of the common visa policy, to facilitate legitimate travel,