Examples of using Biometric identifiers in English and their translations into Finnish
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It should be noted that the objective of this proposal is the introduction of enhanced security features and biometric identifiers into residence permits for non-EU nationals, while respecting the principle of free movement of persons legally residing within the Schengen territory.
In view of the need to ensure the security of documents, the European Council called upon the Council to reach a political agreement by the end of the year on the two Commission proposals presented in September 2003 introducing biometric identifiers in visas and residence permits for third-country nationals.
Under the supervision of the consulates, the biometric identifiers may also be collected by qualified and duly authorised staff of an honorary consul as referred to in Article 42 40 or of an external service provider as referred to in Article 4341.
whose refusal of entry is subject to a registration in the EES using biometric identifiers.
Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs, on Common Consular Instructions: biometric identifiers and visa applications 05329/1/2009- C6-0088/2009- Rapporteur: Baroness Ludford.
it is highly debatable whether the introduction of biometric identifiers really does increase security,
We must evaluate the exceptions being proposed on the basis of the real motives for adopting them given that, regardless of the age limit for taking biometric identifiers, at some point we may all of us without exception be on electronic record.
whether a further solution complementing the introduction of biometric identifiers in the VIS is useful/necessary for practical reasons relating to more efficient implementation of the Schengen acquis and/or for reasons relating to the forgery-proofing of visas;
Fourthly, at the same time border controls will be made easier, because biometric identifiers will allow border staff to determine quickly whether the person in front of them is the person for whom the visa was issued.
1030/2002 incorporating biometric identifiers into the uniform formats for visas and residence permits
recently adopted Commission proposal(10023/06) which is intended to create the legal basis for Member States to take mandatory biometric identifiers- the facial image and ten flat fingerprints- from visa applicants and to give a legal framework for the organisation of Member States' consular offices.
rules on taking migrants' fingerprints at the borders" and further proposed that"The Commission will also explore how more biometric identifiers can be used through the Eurodac system such as using facial recognition techniques through digital photos.
create the legal basis for member states to take mandatory biometric identifiers- the facial image
Took note of the progress achieved so far on the two Commission proposals aiming at including biometric identifiers in the uniform format for visas
No 1030/2002 laying down a uniform format for residence permits for third-country nationals to take account of the consensus reached by the Council on incorporating biometric identifiers into residence permits in the form of a separate card within a period of 24 months,
In 2015, the European Agenda on Migration suggested the possibility to add other biometric identifiers to EURODAC in order to mitigate some of the challenges Member States were facing with damaged fingertips
The verification shall be made by using at least one biometric identifier.
A second biometric identifier such as facial recognition could be implemented to improve the accuracy.
In order to carry out such verification, at least one biometric identifier shall be used.
the Council agreed that facial image should be the first mandatory biometric identifier and that fingerprints should be the second done but optional.