ANNUAL POLICY REPORT 2012
Member-States at the Persian Gulf. Greece has implemented the new system in
all of its Consular authorities in these areas, except for Libya and Iraq.
In the countries where no Greek diplomatic mission is positioned, Greece is
represented, on the basis of relevant bilateral agreements, by the consular
authorities of France, Portugal, Italy, Lithuania, Spain, Belgium, Holland,
Germany, Sweden, Austria and Hungary, while Greece represents, also on the
basis of bilateral agreements, France, Portugal and Hungary.
At the same time, in order to meet the increased demand for visas that exists
in some countries, Greece has proceeded in the creation of Visa Centers in
collaboration with external providers in Russia (15), China (1), India (12),
Kazakhstan (1), Sri Lanka (1), Nepal (1), Turkey (6). Establishment of new
centers in other geographical areas is in progress.
Visas issued from 1.1.2012 to 18.12.2012
Total
Schengen Visas
National Visas
994.398 + 15.563
9.909 + 1.025
(VIS*) =
(VIS) =
1.020.895
1.009.961
10.934
Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs
* Issued by Consular Authorities using VIS
1.6.2 Schengen Governance
Please describe any recent developments in relation to Schengen Governance.
For example, where relevant, you could include any (planned) actions in
relation to the new Schengen acquis, temporary suspension of Schengen,
developments in relation to Regulation (EU) No 1342/2011 facilitating border
crossing for Kaliningrad area etc.
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