Italy extends Schengen border controls with Spain for 15 days
Italy has extended the suspension of the Schengen Agreement provisions regarding the temporary reintroduction of border controls at airports and seaports for travelers arriving from Spain. The measure, initially introduced on August 1 following the migration crisis in Ceuta, has been extended for an additional 15 days. The decision was reported by informed sources. This extension means that travelers arriving from Spain to Italy will continue to undergo enhanced checks at air and sea borders.
What we know
The extension was decided based on analysis by the Committee for Immigration and Border Security Analysis.
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Italy has extended the temporary reintroduction of border controls at airports and seaports for travelers arriving from Spain for another 15 days.
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Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi communicated the decision to Spanish Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska.
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The measure reinstates border checks on air and sea travelers arriving from Spain.
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Italy extended the suspension of the Schengen Agreement with Spain for 15 days.
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Piantedosi expressed hope that this would be the last extension.
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The measure was originally introduced on August 1 following the migration crisis in Ceuta.
The measure was originally introduced on August 1.
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The information comes from informed sources.
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The extension is for 15 days.
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The extension was reported by informed sources, but no official government statement has been released.
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Italy has extended the temporary reintroduction of border controls at airports and seaports for travelers arriving from Spain for another 15 days, a measure first introduced on August 1 following the migration crisis in Ceuta.
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