A legal and fundamental-rights driven overview for AI systems in migration, asylum and border control.
Annex III point 7 requires careful interpretation because affected persons are often vulnerable and decisions can have major consequences.
The routes are polygraphs, risk assessment for entry/stay, assistance with asylum/visa/residence applications and detecting/recognising/identifying persons.
Is AI used to support access, stay, application assessment or identification in a migration context?
AI assessing risks of persons seeking to enter or stay in the EU.
AI supporting authorities in examining applications and associated complaints.
AI for detection, recognition or identification in migration, asylum or border control contexts, excluding travel-document verification.
Use this route for careful high-risk and fundamental-rights analysis.
Short answers for classification, evidence and next steps under Annex III.
The routes are polygraphs, risk assessment for entry/stay, assistance with asylum/visa/residence applications and detecting/recognising/identifying persons. The practical starting question is: Is AI used to support access, stay, application assessment or identification in a migration context?
This domain page expands the main routes: Risk assessment for entry or stay, Assistance with asylum, visa and residence applications and Detecting, recognising or identifying persons. For each system, check the intended purpose, the output and the impact on access, rights or safety.
Document the intended purpose, use context, relevant Annex III route, Article 6(3) assessment, any profiling, provider/deployer roles and the required safeguards.