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Tablets ready in Ter Apel for start of EU migration pact

Tablets ready in Ter Apel for start of EU migration pact

The Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND) in Ter Apel has prepared tablets and new service counters for the implementation of the European asylum and migration pact starting this Friday. The initiative aims to establish stricter procedures and faster processing times for asylum seekers through a more efficient application process. The new facilities are designed to be scalable to handle varying numbers of arrivals.

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