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Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 (VC) ANNEX XII

Regulation (EC) No 810/2009 (VC) ANNEX XII

ANNEX XIISupplementary provisions

ANNEX XII ANNUAL STATISTICS ON UNIFORM VISAS, VISAS WITH LIMITED TERRITORIAL VALIDITY AND AIRPORT TRANSIT VISAS Data to be submitted to the Commission within the deadline set out in Article 46 for each location where individual Member States issue visas: — total of A visas applied for (including multiple A visas), — total of A visas issued (including multiple A visas), — total of multiple A visas issued, — total of A visas not issued (including multiple A visas), — total of C visas applied for (including multiple-entry C visas), — total of C visas issued (including multiple-entry C visas), — total of multiple-entry C visas issued, — total of C visas not issued (including multiple-entry C visas), — total of LTV visas issued. General rules for the submission of data: — the data for the complete previous year shall be compiled in one single file, — the data shall be provided using the common template provided by the Commission, — data shall be available for the individual locations where the Member State concerned issue visas and grouped by third country, — ‘Not issued’ covers data on refused visas and applications where the examination has been discontinued as provided for in Article 8(2). In the event of data being neither available nor relevant for one particular category and a third country, Member States shall leave the cell empty (and not enter ‘0’ (zero), ‘N.A.’ (non-applicable) or any other value).

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