Other facilitations Sample Clauses

Other facilitations. The visa facilitation agreements also contain other, minor facilitations. A first one is the deadline for the consulates to take a decision on the visa application. According to article 23 of the Visa Code, a decision has to be taken within a maximum of fifteen days. The visa facilitation agreements contain provisions (in most cases article 7(1)) that lower this deadline to ten calendar days. The period starts to run from day of the receipt of the application and the documents required for the issuing of the visa. The agreements provide that this period may be extended to up to thirty calendar days in individual cases, ‘notably where further scrutiny of the application is required’.388 If an application is urgent, the agreements provide that the period of time to take the decision might be reduced to three or four working days, or even less.389 In second place, also visa-free travel should be mentioned. Although we have stressed the difference between visa facilitation agreements and visa liberalisation above, the visa facilitation agreements also provide for a complete visa waiver in article 10 of each agreement.390 The article however contains a second paragraph that limits the visa-free travel to a period of 90 days in a total period of 180 days, this being the period where the Union is competent for. The visa waiver is however limited to holders of diplomatic passports only. The Union was however thinking, at the time of conclusion of the agreements with the Western Balkan countries, about extending the visa-free travel to holders of service passports. For that reason those agreements contain a declaration of the Union that some years after the agreement, the Union will reassess the situation of these passport holders with a view of amending the agreement. Given the fact that all holders of biometric passports enjoy, at present day, visa-free travel, this declaration became redundant. However, as will be seen below, this intention of the EU has played an important role in the conclusion of the second generation of visa facilitation agreements.
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