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Feasibility and implications of lowering the fingerprinting age for children and on storing a scanned copy of the visa applicants’ travel document in the Visa Information System (VIS)
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Feasibility and implications of lowering the fingerprinting age for children and on storing a scanned copy of the visa applicants’ travel document in the Visa Information System (VIS)

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This report presents the assessment on the feasibility and implications of two possible measures related to the VIS: lowering the fingerprinting age for children and on storing a scanned copy of the visa applicants' travel document in the Visa Information System (VIS) in support of an impact assessment. The impacts of the proposed measures are assessed from the perspective of economic costs and benefits realised by affected stakeholders; policy (or operational) impacts related to the achievement of the defined policy objectives in the area of security, migration and the implementation of returns; and fundamental rights impacts. Impacts are quantified and monetised where feasible, notwithstanding considerable data limitations. In those cases where quantification is not possible, the direction of impact has been estimated as much as possible, supported and evidenced through rigorous analysis of qualitative data and information sources.
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ISBN 978-92-79-86991-4
DOI 10.2837/451825
Catalogue number DR-03-18-036-EN-N
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ISSN ISBN 978-92-79-86991-4 DOI 10.2837/451825 Catalogue number DR-03-18-036-EN-N
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