STANDARD FORM FOR RECOGNISING A RETURN DECISION FOR THE PURPOSES OF TRANSIT BY LAND

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ANNEX 39 (version 7.9.2011) STANDARD FORM FOR RECOGNISING A RETURN DECISION FOR THE PURPOSES OF TRANSIT BY LAND I REQUEST (Request for recognition shall be sent at the latest four working days before departure) Requesting Authority Address Place, Date Telephone, Fax, e-mail name of officer Signature Requested Authority Address Request No. 1. 2. 3. 4. The third-country national(s) listed below Surname Name m/f Date of birth Nationality Travel document (No, Type, Validity) is (are) subject of a return decision issued in accordance with Article 6 of Directive 2008/115/EC. This return decision provides for a period for voluntary departure in accordance with Article 7 of Directive 2008/115/EC as indicated below. The transit shall be carried out within the period of the voluntary departure granted by the requesting Member State.

No. and date of the return decision(s) Period for voluntary return Starting Ending In order to comply with the obligation to return within this period of voluntary departure, the abovementioned person(s) is (are) intending to transit by land through the territory of the requested Member State as indicated below: Travel details From Departure date/period Route (selected means of transport) To Arrival date/period In order to give a clear legal coverage to the transit by land of the abovementioned person(s) through the territory of the requested Member State, its authorities are hereby requested to recognise the abovementioned return decision, including the period of voluntary departure afforded by it. Further comments Agreement and signature of concerned person(s) "I agree with the above request and I give my consent that the personal data contained in this request are processed by the authorities of the requesting and the recognising Member State for the purposes of my (our) return.". Annex: Certified copy of the return decision; Translation in English of the main elements of the return decision (if required by national law of the requested Member State) 2

II RECOGNITION (Replies to the request shall be sent within two working days after the receipt of the request) In accordance with the above request, the recognising Member State hereby recognises the return decision(s) including the period of voluntary departure granted in it for the purpose of transit by land through its territory as indicated in the request. Yes. No. Yes, subject to the following conditions or modifications: Requested Authority Address Place, Date Telephone, Fax, e-mail Name of officer Signature III EXIT CONFIRMATION (in case of exit to be faxed or e-mailed by the competent authorities of the recognising Member State within 48 hours to the contact point of the Member State which issued the return decision) The person(s) listed in Part I Request presented itself (themselves) to an exit check, crossed the external border and left the territory of the Member States. Person 1 O tick if appropriate Person 2 O tick if appropriate Person 3 O tick if appropriate Person 4 O tick if appropriate Exit stamp of the border crossing point Signature of the officer 3

IV COMMENTS 1. The authority issuing the return decision and the person concerned shall receive a copy of this document. All sections shall be considered as one single document, taking into account that all three sections shall be sent together. 2. The authority issuing the return decision will inform the competent authority of the recognising Member State about any relevant changes, such as withdrawal of the period of voluntary departure or relevant changes in the travel details (timing or route). 3. Indication of travel details: Normally the quickest route to the country of return should be chosen. In order to allow for flexibility having regard to the traffic situation and individual circumstances, a general description of the route is sufficient and details (e.g. highways and border crossing points) should not be specified. The indicated timing should also provide for a sufficient margin of flexibility. 4. Under the heading further comments any other information considered helpful/necessary for the recognising Member State (relating e.g. to special needs or the state of health of the returnee) may be indicated. Such information may be provided only with the express consent of the concerned person. 5. Recognising and issuing Member State accept that possible costs related to the eventual removal of the person concerned by the recognising Member State can be charged to the Member State which has issued the return decision, inspired by the rules laid down by Decision 2004/191/EC setting out the criteria for compensation of financial imbalances resulting from the application of Directive 2001/40/EC. These costs cover, in particular, transport costs, administrative costs, costs of using escorts, accommodation costs of the returnee, medical costs etc. Implementing Member States commit themselves to implement this type of system in the spirit of mutual trust. 6. Promoting an orderly voluntary departure in full compliance with a return decision issued by one Member State is in the common interest of all Member States and the present decision is therefore delivered free of charges. 7. Member States can freely commence or discontinue applying these non-binding recommendations at any time. 4

V - ANNEX (Last update on 07.09.2011) National Contact Points and information on national requirements 1 : (UK and Ireland are not bound by Directive 2008/115/EC and cannot submit or accept requests; Member States who do not yet apply the Schengen Acquis but are bound by it, may submit and accept requests) Member State Accepts to send requests to other MS (in principle) Accepts receiving requests from other MS (in principle) Translation of the main elements of return decision required? yes/no yes/no If yes, specification which parts need to be translated. If no, field is left blank. Austria no no Belgium yes yes Bulgaria yes yes Cyprus no no Czech Republic yes yes Denmark no no Estonia no no Finland no no France yes no Germany yes yes Greece yes yes Hungary yes yes Iceland no no Italy no no Latvia yes yes Liechtenstein yes yes Lithuania no no Luxembourg no no Malta no no Netherlands no no Norway no no Poland yes yes Yes- reasons for the decision (short summary) Portugal no no Romania yes (once Schengen acquis is fully applied in Romania) yes (once Schengen acquis is fully applied in Romania) Slovak Republic yes yes Yes, translation concerning following parts of the return decision: - name, date of birth, nationality, travel document number of third country national; 1 MS were invited to notify the same entities as already notified under Directive 2003/110/EC. 5

Slovenia yes yes Spain no no Sweden no no Switzerland yes yes - third country of return; - the exact reasons of issuing a return decision; - authority which has issued return decision; - the length of entry ban; - period of voluntary departure; - national Act, on which basis the return decision has been issued. 6

National Contact Points (Last update on 07.09.2011) Member State National Contact Point 2 Telephone FAX E-mail Austria Belgium Bulgaria Cyprus Office des Etrangers / Dienst Vreemdelingenzaken Contrôle Frontières / Grenscontrole Chaussée d Anvers / Antwerpsesteenweg, 59B 1000 Bruxelles / Brussel Главна дирекция Гранична полиция Министерство на вътрешните работи (Chief Directorate Border police - Ministry of the Interior) 46 Maria Luisa Blvd +32 2 793 81 11 +32 2 206 19 51 Normal working hours 08.30 a.m. to 17.30 p.m. +359(2) 982-34-38 +359(2) 982-34-39 +359(2) 982-30-29 hours: National Coordination Centre +359(2) 983-18-65 +32 2 274 66 37 or 38 MDemil@dofi.fgov.be Bur_01@dofi.fgov.be Normal working hours 08.30 a.m. to 17.30 p.m. +359(2) ) 988-58-67 hours: National Coordination Centre +359(2) 988-58-67 Normal working hours: 08.30 a.m. to 17.30 p.m. mlumbev.180@mvr.bg ajzagorov.180@mvr.bg elnikolova.180@mvr.bg hours: nsgp@mvr.bg 2 Only those Member States who accept to send or/and receive requests are expected to notify their Contact Points

Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Policie České republiky (Police of the Czech Republic) Ředitelství služby cizinecké policie (Directorate of Alien Police Service) Olšanská 2 P.O. Box 78 130 51 Praha 3 Direction centrale de la police aux frontières (DCPAF) Sous-direction de la lutte contre l immigration irrégulière Bureau de l éloignement 8, rue de Penthièvre 75008 Paris Bundespolizeipräsidium Heinrich-Mann-Allee 103 14473 Potsdam Ministry of Citizen Protection Hellenic Police Headquarters Security Branch/Aliens Division 4 P. Kanellopoulou Street, PO BOX GR 101 77-Athens Monday Thursday 07h30 15h45 CET Friday 07h30 14h30 CET +420 974 841 826 Normal working hours: 01 49 27 44 99 or 01 49 27 49 63 or 01 40 07 63 78 hours (headquarter DCPAF): 01 49 27 41 12 or 01 49 27 41 28 +49 (0) 331 97997 0 (24h-Situation Centre): Normal working hours 7.30 a.m. to 15.00 p.m.: 0030-210-6977814. +420 974 841 839 rscp.oprc@pcr.cz Normal working hours: 01 49 27 40 77 hours: 01 42 65 15 85 +49 (0) 331 97997 1010 bpolp@polizei.bund.de Normal working hours 7.30 a.m. to 15.00 p.m.: 0030-210-6920487. Normal working hours 7.30 a.m. to 15.00 p.m.: adsecta3@astynomia.gr Police Sergeant Iliopoulos Konstantinos 8

Hungary Iceland Italy Latvia Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Malta Netherlands Norway Poland National Police Headquarters General Directorate of Law Enforcement Department of Border Policing Alien Policing Division H- 1903 Budapest, P.O. Box 314 Operational Management Board of the Central Board of the State Border Guard Migration and Passport Office Städtle 38 9490 Vaduz The Chief Commander of Border Guard Aliens Department Voluntary Return Organization and Dublin Proceedings Unit +36-1-443-5445 +36-1-443-5446 idrendo@orfk.police.hu +371 67075641 +371 67075630 +371 67075616 working hours - 24/7 +371 67075671 +371 67075600 Return.Latvia@rs.gov.lv +423 236 61 41 +423 236 61 66 info@apa.llv.li Working hours (08.15-16.15 CET): +48 22 500 41 50 hours, at weekends, +48 22 500 47 77 or +48 22 500 47 47 wydz1.zcu@strazgraniczna.pl aleksander.ulanski@strazgraniczna.pl (tel. +48 22 500 45 76, mobile: +48 797 337 140) mariola.slomian@strazgraniczna.pl 9

100 Niepodległości Avenue 02-514 Warsaw holidays: Mobile +48 721 960 743 (tel. +48 22 500 45 73, mobile: +48 797 337 139) Portugal Romania Slovak Republic Slovenia (2011) Direction for Surveillance and Border Crossing Control within the Romanian Border Police, 5 th Razoare Street, Bucharest, Romania. Ministry of Interior of the Slovak Republic Presidium of the Police Force Bureau of Border and Alien Police Ružinovská 1/B 812 72 Bratislava Ministry of Interior Police Uniformed Police Directorate Border Police Division Štefanova 2 1000 Ljubljana working hours: Monday Friday (08.00-16.00) 0040.21.316.25.98 outside normal working hours: weekends and holidays: phone/fax: 0040.21.312.11.89 Working hours Monday -Sunday 00.00-24.00: +421961050753/ +421961050754/ +421961050723 Working hours Monday -Friday 7.00 a.m. - 3.00 p.m.: +386 1 428 4322 hours, at weekends and holidays (only for urgent cases): +386 1 428 5355 0040.21.311.18.56 0040.21.312.11.89 Working hours Monday- Sunday 00.00-24.00: +421961059122 Working hours Monday -Friday 7.00 a.m. - 3.00 p.m.: +386 1 428 4779 hours, at weekends and holidays (only for urgent cases): +386 1 251 4330 pfr@igpf.ro Working hours Monday-Friday 00.00-24.00: ecu@minv.sk Working hours Monday -Friday from 7.00 a.m. till 3.00 p.m.: smp@policija.si hours, at weekends and holidays (only for urgent cases): okc.gpu@policija.si Spain 10

Sweden Switzerland Federal Department of Justice and Police General nr: +41 58 465 42 16 General Fax nr: +41 58 464 79 96 dublin@sem.admin.ch State Secretariat for Migration Dublin Division Quellenweg 6 3003 Bern-Wabern 11