They are planning to but I don’t think they have access to residence permit information yet. It’s better to give the permit with the passport to avoid confusion.vla wrote: ↑Thu Jun 06, 2019 8:45 amPolice officers and specially border guards have access to that information only with your passport. So just show it if they ask for it. In my experience the one who ask for residence permit card are the airline staff at checking desk if you only have one-way ticket. Of course, they don't have access to the same systems as the police/border guards.Maeke wrote: ↑Thu Jun 06, 2019 7:44 amAlso, another (unrelated question) :
I will be relocating to Finland (from Canada) on June 26. Now that I have the residency card, should I show it to the border agent of the first Schengen country I will be entering, at the same time as my Canadian passport? Or they don't care about residence card?
https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/news/e ... -security/
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The main purposes behind the amending regulation are:
-To further strengthen the security of the short-stay visa procedure
-To include long-stay visas and residence permits in the database”