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European Parliament Study: The impacts of visa liberalisation on trans-border mobility

15 March 2014

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"this study examines the Schengen Visa liberalisation in the Eastern Partnership countries, Russia and Turkey which has proven to have a huge transformative potential across the justice, liberty and security policies of the countries where it has been deployed."

See the full report: The impacts of visa liberalisation on trans-border mobility (pdf)

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