Movement of persons. 1. The Parties will ensure the full implementation of:
(a) the Agreement between the European Community and the Republic of Moldova on the readmission of persons residing without authorisation, which entered into force on 1 January 2008; and
(b) the Agreement between the European Community and the Republic of Moldova on the facilitation of the issuance of visas, which entered into force on 1 January 2008, as amended on 27 June 2012.
2. The Parties shall endeavour to enhance mobility of citizens and shall take gradual steps towards the shared objective of a visa-free regime in due course, provided that the conditions for well-managed and secure mobility, set out in the Action Plan on Visa Liberalisation, are in place.
Movement of persons. 1. The Parties shall ensure the full implementation of:
(a) the Agreement between the European Community and Ukraine on the Readmission of Persons of 18 June 2007, (through the joint readmission committee set up by its Article 15);
(b) the Agreement between the European Community and Ukraine on the Facilitation of the Issuance of Visas of 18 June 2007, (through the joint committee for management of the agreement set up by its Article 12).
2. The Parties shall also endeavour to enhance the mobility of citizens and to make further progress on the visa dialogue.
3. The Parties shall take gradual steps towards a visa-free regime in due course, provided that the conditions for well-managed and secure mobility, set out in the two-phase Action Plan on Visa Liberalization presented at the EU-Ukraine Summit of 22 November 2010, are in place.
Movement of persons. The Parties agree that they may enter into dialogue regarding the movement of people within the current or future national frameworks governing these issues, particularly the movement of skilled individuals.
Movement of persons. Desirous of facilitating the movement of persons between them, the Parties shall ensure, in accordance with the relevant Community and national legislation in force, that the formalities for the issue of visas are carefully applied and executed and shall agree to examine, within the limits of their powers, ways of simplifying and speeding up the issue of visas to persons contributing to the implementation of this Agreement. The Association Committee shall periodically examine the implementation of this Article.
Movement of persons. The Parties shall establish cooperation aimed at facilitating movement of persons and shall, where the conditions for well-managed and secure mobility are in place, take gradual steps towards making it easier for citizens to travel to and visit each other’s countries.
Movement of persons. 12.1 Freedom of movement for citizens of Protocol Member States shall be secured within the Economic Union Area.
12.2 Such freedom of movement shall entail the abolition of any discrimination based on nationality between citizens of the Protocol Member States as regards employment, remuneration and other conditions of work and employment.
12.3 Citizens of Protocol Member States shall enjoy in the Economic Union Area the rights contingent to the right of freedom of movement that are agreed by Protocol Member States.
12.4 The OECS Authority and the OECS Commission shall regularly monitor the implementation of this Article.
12.5 Notwithstanding any provisions of this Article, a Protocol Member State may, subject to the approval of the OECS Authority, regulate the movement of such citizens.
Movement of persons. Freedom of movement for citizens of Protocol Member States shall be secured within the Economic Union Area.
Movement of persons. 1. 1. Freedom of movement of persons shall be secured among Member States in accordance with the provisions set out in Annex K and in the Protocol to Annex K on the free movement of persons between Liechtenstein and Switzerland.
Movement of persons. In order to assist the movement of persons between the two countries, Luxembourg and Cabo Verde shall undertake, in compliance with their respective obligations, to facilitate the issuance, to nationals of the other Party pertaining to one of the categories listed below, of a multiple-entry short-stay visa, allowing a stay of up to 90 days in a six-month period and valid for between one and five years, depending on the quality of the application submitted, the duration of the activities planned in Luxembourg or in Cabo Verde, and the duration of validity of the applicant’s passport.
Movement of persons. The Agreement will include a chapter on the movement of business persons. This contains general provisions to facilitate visa processing and access for specific categories of New Zealand business persons travelling and working in the UK. The categories that will be covered are: intra-corporate transferees – an executive, manager or specialist transferred by their companies to perform specific roles; installers and servicers – business persons providing these services as part of a contract to supply equipment; independent professionals – a self-employed business person with advanced technical or professional skills, providing services under contract in certain professional services sectors; business visitors - in relation to a list of specific activities and for activities related to establishment. contractual service suppliers – business persons providing services under contract in certain designated services sectors, subject to certain safeguards. This chapter will also include commitments that will enable partners and dependents of business persons transferred by their companies to be eligible for visa access and enable ‘graduate trainees’ employed by companies in the UK or New Zealand to more readily transfer to expand their experience and develop their professional skills. This Agreement will include the most far reaching free trade agreement commitments New Zealand has ever negotiated on trade and the environment. It will include provisions addressing subsidies which are not only environmentally harmful but also trade distorting, including commitments to prohibit subsidies for fishing overfished stocks and to take steps to eliminate harmful fossil fuel subsidies. The agreement also includes an article on sustainable agriculture. The environment chapter will also prioritise the elimination of tariffs on a minimum of 268 environmentally beneficial products – the largest environment goods list ever agreed in an FTA. For the first time ever in an environment chapter, both sides will also acknowledge the perspective of Māori on the environment and will include Māori concepts such as kaitiakitanga and whakapapa. Robust provisions on trade and labour are important to both sides. These will include affirmation of each country’s obligations under relevant International Labour Organisation (ILO) Conventions and agreement to the important principle that labour standards must not be undermined to secure trade advantage. New elements in the labour chapte...
