Following a report from an accommodation Structure for unaccompanied minors and the intervention of the Greek Ombudsperson, the process was completed and transfers restarted. 502 No delays were reported in 2025. During 2024, according to Eurostat 520 outgoing transfers were implemented under the Dublin procedure. At the time of the writing, Eurostat had not yet published information regarding 2025. According to MoMA statistics,503 during 2024, from July to December 2024, 222 outgoing transfers were implemented under the Dublin procedure. According to a notification on Ministry’s website “Statistics on Dublin Transfers are not currently available for the period of July 2023 – June 2024 due to the upgrade of the computer system carried out by the Services of the Ministry of Immigration and Asylum.” There have been no other data available in relation to the numbers and types of requests for 2024 as of the publication of this report. According to statistics for 2025, during the year 1,212 outgoing Dublin transfers were made, but there is no information on the type of transfer. According to MoMA trasnfers during 2025 were as follows:504 Dublin transfers by month: 2025 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct 41 78 90 68 107 119 117 1 111 119 Nov Dec Total 168 193 1,212 Source: Hellenic Republic, Ministry of Migration and Asylum, Statistics available at: https://bit.ly/3uyzcLG. 2.3. Personal interview Indicators: Dublin: Personal Interview Same as regular procedure 1. Is a personal interview of the asylum applicant in most cases conducted in practice in the Dublin procedure? Yes No ❖ If so, are interpreters available in practice, for interviews? Yes No 2. Are interviews conducted through video conferencing? Frequently Rarely Never Questions relating to the Dublin procedure (e.g., on the presence of other family members in another Member States) are always addressed to the applicant during the Regular Procedure: Personal Interview examining the asylum claim. According to GCR’s experience, applicants who at this later stage, well after the three-month deadline, express their will to be reunited with a close family member in another EU Member State, have the chance to apply for family reunification. In several cases handled by GCR, the Dublin Unit strives to send the outgoing request as soon as possible, after the written consent and all necessary documents have been submitted. Interviews in non-family reunification cases tend to be more detailed when it is ascertained that an asylum applicant, after being fingerprinted, has already applied for asylum in another EU Member State. 2.4. Appeal Indicators: Dublin: Appeal Same as regular procedure 502 503 504 Greek Ombudsperson, Resumption of transfers of unaccompanied minors in the context of family reunification (“Dublin III”) following the Ombudsman’s intervention, 27 November 2023, available in Greek at: https://tinyurl.com/yb73uyu6. MoMA, Statistics, Consolidated Reports - Overview: December 2024 - International Protection | Appendix A, available at https://bit.ly/3uyzcLG, Table 16. MoMA, Statistics, Consolidated Reports - Overview: December 2025 – International Protection | Appendix A, available https://tinyurl.com/26ynfarp table 17 108