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Visa requirements for Syrians 2016 (source: IATA, https://www.timaticweb2.com/home)

Figure 2 Visa requirements for Syrians 2016 (source: IATA, https://www.timaticweb2.com/home)

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Visa requirements for Syrians 2010 (Source Mau et al. 2015) Apart from trying to return asylum seekers and refugees to third countries, European states have alsc sought to cooperate with neighbouring countries in order to prevent departure from there to Europe and to prevent the entry into these countries of people who might subsequently try to travel onwards tc Europe. Until 2011, Italy sought to cooperate with Libya, with a measure of success varying according tc the negotiation tactics used by the Libyan government.” Since the outbreak of the armed conflict ir Syria, Algeria, Egypt,’’ Libya, Morocco and Tunisia have introduced visa requirements for Syrians, ** most likely under pressure from the EU. This made it harder for Syrians to access the well-functioning route from the Libyan coast to Italy, and may have resulted in a shift of Syrian refugee migration from the central Mediterranean route to the eastern Mediterranean route (Turkey-Greece).
Visa requirements for Syrians 2010 (Source Mau et al. 2015) Apart from trying to return asylum seekers and refugees to third countries, European states have alsc sought to cooperate with neighbouring countries in order to prevent departure from there to Europe and to prevent the entry into these countries of people who might subsequently try to travel onwards tc Europe. Until 2011, Italy sought to cooperate with Libya, with a measure of success varying according tc the negotiation tactics used by the Libyan government.” Since the outbreak of the armed conflict ir Syria, Algeria, Egypt,’’ Libya, Morocco and Tunisia have introduced visa requirements for Syrians, ** most likely under pressure from the EU. This made it harder for Syrians to access the well-functioning route from the Libyan coast to Italy, and may have resulted in a shift of Syrian refugee migration from the central Mediterranean route to the eastern Mediterranean route (Turkey-Greece).
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