what is eastern border
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it shares land borders with China, Bhutan, Nepal, Pakistan, Afghanistan in the north or north-west, and Bangladesh Myanmar in the east.
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The European Union’s 6 000-kilometre-long land border between Belarus, Moldova, Ukraine, the Russian Federation and its eastern Member States (Estonia, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Slovakia, Bulgaria and Romania) presents significant challenges for border control.
Overall the scale of irregular migration at all the eastern borders is much smaller than on any other migratory route into the EU and amounts to a fraction of a percent of the total. In 2016, fewer than 1 500 detections were reported, roughly in line with the average annual numbers recorded since 2008. About a quarter of these detections involved nationals from neighbouring countries, mostly Ukrainians, Russians and, to a lesser extent, from Belarus and Moldova. Most of them crossed the Polish and Romanian land border with Ukraine. The majority of these cases was associated either with smuggling or other reasons not related to migration.n 2015, a temporary route of illegal migration opened up between October and December: the so-called Arctic route through Russia over the land borders with Norway and Finland. About 6 000 asylum applicants were counted between October and December. Most were originally from Afghanistan and Syria. The main crossing point was Storskog, the only legal land border crossing between Norway and Russia, which saw 5 200 applications for asylum in 2015, compared to fewer than 10 the previous year. The flow also spread to neighbouring Finland. Migrants took to using bicycles to negotiate the border zone because pedestrian traffic is banned and drivers are fined if they give lifts to passengers without proper documents. By the end of December 2015, the Russian authorities begun refusing travellers the permission to transit their country without Schengen visas, thus stopping the flow.
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