Digital Code, cross-border transfer of personal data

Art. 89, read in full and confirmed word for word against the official portal in a reviewer pass, has the sectoral personal-data regulator approve and publish a list of foreign states ensuring adequate protection; transfer to a listed state is carried out under the Code and may not be prohibited or restricted, a notably strong free-flow guarantee once a state is listed, and the record-owner must verify a destination's listing before transferring.

Transfer to a non-listed state may still occur on subject consent, an international treaty, statutory necessity for the constitutional order, national defense, or state security, or contract necessity, with the article's remaining grounds past a fourth not extracted here. No localization or in-country-storage mandate was found anywhere in Art. 89 or elsewhere in what was read, a real jurisdictional contrast with Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan in this batch.