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- 1. An entry ban may be withdrawn, suspended or have its durat…
- 2. The competent authority of the issuing Member State may, w…
- 3. The third-country national may submit a duly justified req…
- 4. A third-country national, who has been issued an entry ban…
- 5. Member States may make the withdrawal of an entry ban cond…
Article 9Withdrawal, suspension or shortening of the duration of an entry ban#
1.An entry ban may be withdrawn, suspended or have its duration shortened by the competent authority of the issuing Member State where the third-country national demonstrates that he or she has returned voluntarily, without prejudice to paragraphs 2 and 3.
2.The competent authority of the issuing Member State may, where it considers it appropriate, withdraw, suspend or shorten the duration of an entry ban in justified individual cases, including for humanitarian reasons, taking into account all relevant circumstances, without prejudice to paragraph 3.
3.The third-country national may submit a duly justified request for withdrawal, suspension or shortening of the duration of an entry ban, provided that the third-country national has departed from the territory of the Member States, without prejudice to paragraph 4.
4.A third-country national, who has been issued an entry ban that exceeds 10 years in accordance with Article 8(8) or Article 13(5), point (a), may 10 years after his or her departure from the territory of the Member States request the issuing Member State to review whether the entry ban is to be withdrawn, suspended or shortened, having due regard to all relevant circumstances, including, where relevant, whether the third-country national still poses a security risk within the meaning of Article 13, and whether the entry ban remains necessary to prevent the third-country national from entering the territory of the Member States. The request for review shall be duly justified.
5.Member States may make the withdrawal of an entry ban conditional on the reimbursement of the costs of the removal of the third-country national.
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