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Italian data collection on asylum Workshop on Studying migration Routes Rome – 16 June 2016

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Italian data collection

on asylum

Workshop on Studying migration Routes

Rome – 16 June 2016

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Overview on asylum procedureArrivals – pre

registration and identification Eurodac

(cat1 or cat2)

First reception

Second reception

Application for international protection

Interview

Positive decision

Negative decision

Dublin procedur

e

Closure

AppealIntegration

Return

In case of

positive hit

In case of Italian

responsability

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Institutional stakeholders in Italian administrationsAsylum

Procedure National bodies

II.OO.

Step Ministry of the Interior Municipality

DPS DCLI TERRITORIAL COMMISION

DUBLIN UNIT

SPRAR UNHCR IOM

ARRIVALS X X X

RECEPTION X X X X

APPLICATION X DUBLIN

PROCEDURE X X

RELOCATION X X X

RESETTLEMENT X X X X X X

ASYLUM INTERVIEW

AND EXAMINATION

X

DECISION X X FAMILY

REUNIFICATION X X X X

WITHDRAWAL X X

APPEAL X

INTEGRATION X ASSISTED

VOLUNTARY RETURN

X X AND PREFECTURES

FORCED RETURN X

DPS: Department of Public Security DCLI: Directorate Central for Civil Liberties and Immigration

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Data repositories

VESTANET database co-shared between the Police Dep. and the Commissions for asylum.

The DPS collects and manages all the information on identity, residence permits, applications for international protection, and withdrawals, forced return of asylum seekers.

The Commissions manage information on decisions in legal proceedings.

VESTANET is interconnected with DUBLINET (managed by the Dublin unit for the implementation of DUB III EU Reg.)

VESTANET is also interconnected with the Revenue Agency: a temporary tax code is automatically generated for each applicant (the code will be permanent in case of positive decision or cancelled in case of refusal)

A new database on RECEPTION system, connected with the other 2 will be operate since October 2017.

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Arrivals Collection of personal data and fingerprints

(Eurodac cat 2) Identification of asylum seekers (AFIS and SDI),

UNAMS, vulnerable individuals…

REGIONE SBARCO

2015 2015 (al 26/05) 2016 (al 26/05)

SAR Immigraz

irregolare Totale SAR

Immigraz

irregolare Totale SAR

Immigraz

irregolare Totale

Sicilia 104.378 331 104.709 30.623 160 30.783 29.102 192 29.294

Puglia 10.411 779 11.190 1.430 486 1.916 1.986 108 2.094

Calabria 28.855 582 29.437 5.469 421 5.890 4.621 146 4.767

Sardegna 5.188 263 5.451 309 7 316 920 143 1063

Campania 2.556 0 2.556 2.081 0 2.081 543 0 543

Liguria 499 0 499 499 0 499 0 0 0

Totale 151.887 1.955 153.842 40.411 1074 41.485 37.172 589 37.761

Personal data

navy code+individual code

Date and place of arrival

Eurodac link

PRE-REGISTRATION

Fingerprint

Photo

Personal data

EURODAC AFIS

Fingerprint

Personal data

SGA reception

Personal data

Status

Reception facility data

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Reception 1

First assistanceReception Centres for Immigrants (Centri prima accoglienza and Hotspots): first assistance and identification or urgent medical assistance (12.985 presences at 6 June 2016);

First receptionCAS: Strutture temporanee: short term large centres for the formal registration of asylum application (89.967 presences at 6 June 2016);

Type of recep. facility

Avalaible places

Services

First assistance First reception

Data and place of arrival

Family group

Data on vulnerability

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Reception 2

Second receptionSPRAR System: coordinated by the Central Service, entrusted in agreement with ANCI, involves 382 local authorities, covering 30 provinces and 352 municipalities with 434 local projects, of which 19.720 for ordinary categories, 729 for unaccompanied minors and 295 for persons with mental distress.(20.086 presences at 6 June 2016)CIE (Centres for Identification and Expulsion):

Facilities for the detention of irregular immigrants for the time necessary to exercise the expulsion order.

Second reception

Project code

Facility code

Individual code

Integration steps

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Application• fingerprinting (eurodac – cat 1) and photo• formal registration and issue of a temporary permit of stay

Dublin casesProcedure to determine the MS responsible for the asylum procedure.

DUBLINET database linked to VESTANET and permit of stay by CUI individual code

VESTANET

Individual code (CUI)

Localisation

Family tracing

Resident permit

Eurodac code

Vat code

RESIDENCE PERMIT

Vat code

DUBLIN

Individual code (CUI)

Dublin code

Localisation

Residence permit

Eurodac code

REVENUE AGENCY

Individual code (CUI)

Type of permit

Number and validity

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AppealThe applicant can appeal to the Ordinary Court with territorial jurisdiction within 30 days from the date of communication of the decision of the Territorial Commission

VESTANET

Individual code (CUI)

Date of appeal

Court

RESIDENCE PERMIT

Individual code (CUI)

Type of permit

Number and validity

JUDICIARY DATABASE

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ReturnFollowing a final negative decision on an application for international protection, the applicant must leave the territory of Italy which can be either by:

an assisted voluntary return program (hereinafter referred to as AVR), financed by the DCLI

a forced removal VOLUNTARY ASSISTED RETURN

Individual code (CUI)

Project identification

RESIDENCE PERMIT

Individual code (CUI)

Expulsion order

Forced return

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Landings in Italy

Source of data: DIPPS

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Landings in Italy

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Landings

Deaths and arrivals by route in 2016, to March 24. Data: IOM; Elaboration: www.medmig.info, Author provided

Source of data: DIPPS and VESTANET

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Asylum in Italy

Source of data: VESTANET and EUROSTAT

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Asylum in Europe

Source of data: Eurostat

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April 2016: Asylum in EU

Source of data of data: EASO

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Asylum in Europe 2014-2015

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Asylum in Italy

Source of data: VESTANET

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April 2016: Asylum in EUMain nationalities

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Asylum In IT and EU Source of data of data: EUROSTAT

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Asylum seekers – focus minors

Source of data: VESTANET

Source of data: EUROSTATUNAMAS 2015 compared with Italy

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

11,69512,190

10,61011,690 12,540 12,725 23,150

88,245

Minors asylum seekers

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Jan-May 2016: Asylum decisions

Source of data: VESTANET

Main positive CoO Refugee status % Subsidiary

prot. % Human. prot. % Rejected % Total

International Protection (Refugees+Subsidiary) %

Siria 371 90% 36 9% 0 0% 0 0% 412 99%Afghanistan 147 9% 1.462 88% 17 1% 19 1% 1.667 97%Somalia 117 19% 451 74% 19 3% 10 2% 607 94%Iraq 58 21% 188 70% 12 4% 4 1% 270 91%Libia 17 15% 82 71% 9 8% 1 1% 115 86%Eritrea 85 42% 77 38% 8 4% 9 4% 203 80%Turchia 26 18% 41 29% 54 38% 21 15% 143 47%Total 1.768 4% 5.265 13% 7.374 18% 24.432 60% 40.699 100%

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Decisions 2015 as of June 3rd % 2016 as of

june 3rd %

Totale 20.117 100% 40.671 100%Refugee status 1.283 6% 1.768 4%

Subsidiary Prot. 3.689 18% 5.265 13%

Humanitarian Prot. 4.964 25% 7.374 18%

Refusal 9.542 47% 24.432 60%Absconded 639 3% 1.832 5%

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Asylum decisions IT vs EU

Source of data: EUROSTAT

Refugee status 2015 compared with ItalySubsidiary prot. 2015 compared with Italy

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Asylum decisions IT vs EU

Source of data: EUROSTAT

Rejection 2015 compared with ItalyHumanitarian 2015 compared with Italy

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2015- 2016: Asylum decisions IT vs EU

Source of data: EUROSTAT

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Fonte: EASO

Relocated from IT and EL to other MS

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