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At least in my country, Spain, guest data must be sent to the police database within 24h of his/her check-in.
by JorgeGT 9y ago
At least in my country, Spain, guest data must be sent to the police database within 24h of his/her check-in.
- talmand 9y agoThis is common in many countries; whether official or not.
- chrismeller 9y agoNot just Spain. If you’ve ever traveled you’ll know that the first question you’re asked at a hotel upon checkin is “Can I see your passport?” I knew Estonia did, so I used that as a basis for a search. Apparently they requested basically an RFC from other EU countries on whether they do [1]. Of the respondents, the following require registration: Belgium, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, and Norway. That’s non-exhaustive, I know from other sources that at least within the EU Italy does as well, not to mention countless other countries around the world. 1: http://emn.ee/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/466_emn_ad-hoc_query_on_registration_of_visitorsider_dissemination_en.pdf http://emn.ee/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/466_emn_ad-hoc_quer...
- dionmanu 9y agoI can confirm that it is also the case in Italy and Mexico. My family and I stayed there recently. In both countries, they took copies of our passports to send them to law enforcement agencies as part of the hotel check-in process.