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fran · q2 2016<br />

Type<br />

Nationality of users<br />

Type of fraudulent document detected,<br />

by main countries of issuance, Q2 2016<br />

Visas<br />

Residence<br />

permits<br />

Passports<br />

ID cards<br />

Stamps<br />

Number<br />

158<br />

Not specified<br />

339Ukraine<br />

Poland<br />

100<br />

10<br />

142<br />

Morocco<br />

Germany<br />

Spain<br />

Note:<br />

values<br />

under 10<br />

are not<br />

represented<br />

Belgium<br />

France<br />

Greece<br />

Claimed nationality of persons<br />

detected with fraudulent<br />

documents, Q2 2016<br />

Bulgaria<br />

Number<br />

130 10<br />

Romania<br />

(only highest values are stipulated)<br />

Italy<br />

Trend between Q2 2015 and Q2 2016:<br />

Lithuania<br />

higher than 50%<br />

between 50% and −50%<br />

lower than −50%<br />

On the air routes, increased numbers of<br />

document fraud detections in Q2 2016<br />

were also revealed on connections from<br />

Greece to Austria and Switzerland. The<br />

nationalities of the offenders are similar<br />

to the ones on the routes heading for<br />

Germany. On the other hand, the current<br />

increase on the air routes between Italy<br />

and Sweden is mostly fuelled by Somalian<br />

nationals.<br />

Istanbul Atatürk remains the top<br />

departure airport of connections<br />

from third countries<br />

In Q2 2016, the number of persons entering<br />

the EU/Schengen area from third<br />

countries using fraudulent documents<br />

amounted to 1 600. As in the case of intra-EU/Schengen<br />

movements, the number<br />

of detections on entry to the EU/<br />

Schengen area from third countries decreased<br />

(compared with the previous<br />

quarter) reaching the lowest reported<br />

level since the beginning of 2013. The most<br />

significant declines on these routes were<br />

reported from Morocco to Spain and on<br />

arrival from Turkey. At EU level, of the 98<br />

nationalities detected using fraudulent<br />

documents to illegally enter the EU or<br />

the Schengen area from a third country,<br />

Ukrainians (339), Moroccans (142), Albanians<br />

(94) and Iranians (79) were the most<br />

commonly detected. Syrian nationals recorded<br />

a further decrease and were only<br />

reported in 52 cases in Q2 2016.<br />

As in previous months, most detections<br />

from third countries were reported from<br />

air routes. With 109 detections, the number<br />

of document fraud cases from Istanbul<br />

Atatürk decreased by 9% compared with<br />

the previous quarter. Istanbul Atatürk,<br />

however, still remains the most reported<br />

last departure airport outside the EU/<br />

Schengen area. The continuous decrease<br />

of the overall document fraud detections<br />

was also visible on other main air routes<br />

between third countries and the EU/<br />

Schengen area. The international airport<br />

of Dakar, Senegal remained the second<br />

most reported departure airport outside<br />

the EU/Schengen area.<br />

At land and sea borders, most<br />

detections of document fraud from<br />

Ukraine and Morocco<br />

In the second quarter of 2016, as in previous<br />

quarters, the majority of document<br />

fraud cases at land borders were<br />

revealed between Ukraine and Poland,<br />

mostly involving Ukrainian nationals. The<br />

Spanish-Moroccan land and sea border<br />

remains the second most reported land<br />

and sea external EU border in Q2 2016<br />

with Moroccans often identifying themselves<br />

by presenting fraudulent Spanish<br />

documents.<br />

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