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Conditions for entering alerts for refusal of entry and stay Member States shall enter an alert for refusal of entry and stay when one of the following conditions is met: the Member State has concluded, based on an individual assessment which includes an assessment of the personal circumstances of the third-country national concerned and the consequences of refusing him or her entry and stay, that the presence of that third-country national on its territory poses a threat to public policy, to public security or to national security, and the Member State has consequently adopted a judicial or administrative decision in accordance with its national law to refuse entry and stay and issued a national alert for refusal of entry and stay; or the Member State has issued an entry ban in accordance with procedures respecting Directive 2008/115/EC in respect of a third-country national. The situations covered by point (a) of paragraph 1 shall arise where: a third-country national has been convicted in a Member State of an offence carrying a penalty involving the deprivation of liberty of at least one year;

there are serious grounds for believing that a third-country national has committed a serious criminal offence, including a terrorist offence, or there are clear indications of his or her intention to commit such an offence in the territory of a Member State; or a third-country national has circumvented or attempted to circumvent Union or national law on entry into and stay on the territory of the Member States.