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EU: LOTS OF MISSING DOCUMENTS: Schengen Information System (SIS II)

01 January 2016

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"Alerts concerning issued documents such as passports, identity cards, driving licenses, residence permits and travel documents which have been stolen, misappropriated, lost or invalidated are most prominent in the database, making up 77.81% of the total"

see the full text: Council of the European Union: SIS II - 2014 Statistics (7925-rev-2-15, pdf): A total of 981,211 blank documents are recorded as being stolen, lost or misappropriated - 615,112 from Italy, followed by Germany with 165,354 and then Greece with 109,170. See page 12.

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