TRANSIT AND RESIDENCE Clause Samples
TRANSIT AND RESIDENCE. Section 20
(a) In respect of the persons listed below, the Government shall take all necessary measures to facilitate their entry into and sojourn in the territory of the Republic of Austria, shall place no impediment in the way of their departure from the territory of the Republic of Austria, shall ensure that no impediment is placed in the way of their transit to or from the Headquarters of the OSCE and shall afford them any necessary protection in transit:
(i) Members of Permanent Missions and delegations of Participating States to the OSCE in Vienna and of offices of special representatives of the Chairmanship-in- Office, their families and other members of their households, as well as clerical and other auxiliary personnel and the spouses and dependent children of such personnel;
(ii) Members of Permanent Missions and delegations of Partners for Co-operation, other States and intergovernmental organizations to the OSCE in Vienna, their families and other members of their households, as well as clerical and other auxiliary personnel and the spouses and dependent children of such personnel;
(iii) Officials of the OSCE based in Vienna, their families and other members of their households;
(iv) Experts on mission for the OSCE and their spouses;
(v) Other persons invited by the OSCE to the Headquarters of the OSCE on official business. The Secretary General shall communicate the names of such persons to the Government before their intended entry.
(vi) Representatives of the press, radio, film, television or other information media, who have been accredited to the OSCE in Vienna after consultation between the OSCE and the Government.
(b) This section shall not apply in the case of general interruptions of transportation, which shall be dealt with as provided in Section 12 sub-section (b), and shall not impair the effectiveness of generally applicable laws and regulations relating to the operation of means of transportation.
(c) Visas where required for persons referred to in this section shall be granted without charge and as promptly as possible, in accordance with the laws and regulations of the Republic of Austria.
(d) No activity performed by any person referred to in sub-section (a) in his or her official capacity with respect to the OSCE shall constitute a reason for preventing his or her entry into or his or her departure from the territory of the Republic of Austria or for requiring him or her to leave such territory.
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TRANSIT AND RESIDENCE. (1) The Republic of Austria shall take all necessary measures to facilitate the entry into, and sojourn in, the Republic of Austria of the persons listed below, shall allow them to leave the Republic of Austria without interference and shall ensure that they can travel unimpeded to or from the seat, affording them any necessary protection when so travelling:
(a) the Director of the Secretariat and members of his family forming part of his household;
(b) officials of the Secretariat and members of their families forming part of their household; and
(c) official visitors.
(2) Visas which may be required by persons referred to in paragraph (1) shall be granted free of charge and as promptly as possible.
(3) No activity performed by any person referred to in paragraph (1) in his official capacity with respect to the Energy Community shall constitute a reason for preventing his entry into, or his departure from, the Republic of Austria.
(4) The Republic of Austria shall be entitled to require reasonable evidence to establish that persons claiming the rights granted by this Article fall within the categories described in paragraph (1), and to require compliance in a reasonable manner with quarantine and health regulations.
TRANSIT AND RESIDENCE. (1) The Republic of Austria shall take all necessary measures to facilitate the entry into, and sojourn in, the Republic of Austria of the persons listed below, shall allow them to leave the Republic of Austria without interference and shall ensure that they can travel unimpeded to or from the seat, affording them any necessary protection when so travelling:
a) the Secretary General of ICPO-Interpol and members of his family forming part of his household;
b) officers of ICPO-Interpol;
c) officials of ICPO-Interpol;
d) staff members of the Academy and members of their families forming part of their household;
e) representatives of governments or organizations invited by the Academy;
f) official visitors and g) participants in the courses and seminars offered by the Academy.
(2) Visas which may be required by persons referred to in paragraph 1 shall be granted free of charge and as promptly as possible.
(3) No activity performed by any person referred to in paragraph 1 in his official capacity with respect to ICPO-Interpol shall constitute a reason for preventing his entry into, or his departure from, the Republic of Austria.
(4) The Republic of Austria shall be entitled to require reasonable evidence to establish that persons claiming the rights granted by this Article fall within the categories described in paragraph 1, and to require compliance in a reasonable manner with quarantine and health regulations.
TRANSIT AND RESIDENCE. 1) The Republic of Austria shall take all necessary measures to facilitate the entry into, and sojourn in, the Republic of Austria of the persons listed below, shall allow them to leave the Republic of Austria without interference and shall ensure that they can travel unimpeded to or from the Seat, affording them any necessary protection when so travelling:
a) members of the Board of Directors and the Advisory Forum of the Centre;
b) representatives of Parties to the Agreement Establishing the Centre;
c) staff members of the Centre and members of their families forming part of their household;
d) official visitors and
e) participants in the conferences, workshops, discussions and other meetings offered by the Centre for the duration of, and travel in connection with, such meetings.
2) Visas which may be required by persons referred to in paragraph 1 shall be granted free of charge and as promptly as possible.
3) No activity performed by any person referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article in his official capacity with respect to the Centre shall constitute a reason for preventing his entry into, or his departure from, the Republic of Austria.
4) The Republic of Austria shall be entitled to require reasonable evidence to establish that persons claiming the rights granted by this Article fall within the categories described in paragraph 1 of this Article, and to require compliance in a reasonable manner with quarantine and health regulations.
TRANSIT AND RESIDENCE. (1) The Republic of Austria shall take all necessary measures to facilitate the entry into, and sojourn in the Republic of Austria of the persons listed below, shall allow them to leave the Republic of Austria without interference and shall ensure that they can travel unimpeded to or from the Seat premises, affording them any necessary protection when so travelling:
(a) Heads of the Offices, as well as members of their families forming part of their household;
(b) Staff Members of the Offices, as well as members of their families forming part of their household;
(c) other Staff Members of the Organization; and
(d) official visitors.
(2) Visas which may be required by persons referred to in paragraph (1) shall be granted free of charge and as promptly as possible.
(3) No activity performed by any person referred to in paragraph (1) in his/her official capacity with respect to the Organization shall constitute a reason for preventing his entry into, or his/her departure from, the Republic of Austria.
(4) The Republic of Austria shall be entitled to require reasonable evidence to establish that persons claiming the rights granted by this Article fall within the categories described in paragraph (1), and to require compliance in a reasonable manner with quarantine and health regulations.
TRANSIT AND RESIDENCE.
(1) The Government shall take all necessary measures in accordance with Austrian law to facilitate the entry into, and sojourn in, the Republic of Austria of the persons listed below, shall allow them to leave the Republic of Austria without interference and shall ensure that they can travel unimpeded to or from the premises, affording them any necessary protection when so travelling:
(a) Officials of the PCA and members of their family forming part of their household;
(b) PCA Adjudicators in proceedings that take place in the Republic of Austria;
(c) Participants in Proceedings that take place in the Republic of Austria.
(2) Visas which may be required by persons referred to in paragraph 1 shall be granted free of charge and as promptly as possible, in accordance with Austrian law.
(3) No activity performed by any person referred to in paragraph 1 in their official capacity with respect to the PCA shall constitute a reason for preventing their entry into, or departure from, the Republic of Austria.
(4) The Republic of Austria shall be entitled to require reasonable evidence to establish that persons claiming the rights granted by this Article fall within the categories described in paragraph 1, and to require compliance in a reasonable manner with quarantine and health regulations.
TRANSIT AND RESIDENCE. (1) The Republic of Austria shall take all necessary measures to facilitate the entry into, and sojourn in, the Republic of Austria of the persons listed below, shall allow them to leave the Republic of Austria without interference and shall ensure that they can travel unimpeded to or from the seat, affording them any necessary protection when so travelling:
a) members of the Board of Governors, the International Senior Advisory Board and the International Academic Advisory Board of the Academy;
b) representatives of Parties to the Agreement Establishing the Academy;
c) staff members of the Academy and members of their families forming part of their household;
d) representatives of governments or organizations invited by the Academy;
e) official visitors; and
f) participants in the courses and seminars offered by the Academy and members of their families forming part of their household, for the duration of, and travel in connection with, such courses and seminars.
(2) Visas which may be required by persons referred to in paragraph 1 shall be granted free of charge and as promptly as possible.
(3) No activity performed by any person referred to in paragraph 1 in his official capacity with respect to the Academy shall constitute a reason for preventing his entry into, or his departure from, the Republic of Austria.
(4) The Republic of Austria shall be entitled to require reasonable evidence to establish that persons claiming the rights granted by this Article fall within the categories described in paragraph 1, and to require compliance in a reasonable manner with quarantine and health regulations.
TRANSIT AND RESIDENCE. (1) The Government, in accordance with Austrian law, shall take all necessary measures to facilitate the entry into, and sojourn in, the Republic of Austria of the persons listed below, shall allow them to leave the Republic of Austria without interference and shall ensure that they can travel unimpeded to or from the premises, affording them any necessary protection when so travelling:
(a) Officials of the Institute and members of their family forming part of their household;
TRANSIT AND RESIDENCE. Section 32
(a) Members of Permanent Missions and other representatives of Signatories, their families and other members of their households, as well as clerical and other auxiliary personnel and the spouses and dependent children of such personnel;
(b) Officials of the Commission assigned to Vienna, their families and other members of their households;
(c) Officials of the United Nations, the specialized agencies of the United Nations, or any other intergovernmental organization, who are attached to the Commission or who have official business with the Commission in Vienna, and their spouses and dependent children;
(d) Representatives of other organizations with which the Commission has established official relations who have official business with the Commission in Vienna;
(e) Experts as defined in Article I and members of their families forming part of their households;
(f) Representatives of the press, radio, film, television or other information media, who have been accredited to the Commission in Vienna, after consultation between the Commission and the Government;
(g) Representatives of other organizations or other persons invited by the Commission to the seat of the Commission on official business. The Executive Secretary shall communicate the names of such persons to the Government before their intended entry. For purposes of this Section, family shall include spouses, minors and dependent adults. Section 33 This Article shall not apply in the case of general interruptions of transportation, which shall be dealt with as provided in sub-section (b) of Section 19, and shall not impair the effectiveness of generally applicable laws relating to the operation of means of transportation.
TRANSIT AND RESIDENCE. 1. In accordance with its laws and regulations, the Government shall facilitate the entry into or departure from the Republic of Indonesia of persons exercising official functions at the OECD Country Office, invited by it to exercise official functions at the OECD Country Office or attending OECD events organised in the Republic of Indonesia.
2. Officials of the OECD who will be assigned to the OECD Country Office and their Dependents shall obtain appropriate entry visas from the Missions of the Republic of Indonesia prior to their entry.
3. Officials and Experts of the OECD who are assigned on a temporary mission to the OECD Country Office, shall obtain appropriate entry visas from the Missions of the Republic of Indonesia prior to their entry or upon their arrival.
4. The visas shall be granted by the Government to persons in transit or residence in accordance with their official functions or missions, without prejudice to the national security of the Republic of Indonesia and in accordance with the laws and regulations of the Republic of Indonesia.
5. In accordance with the prevailing laws and regulations in Indonesia, visas for the Officials of the OECD and their Dependents mentioned in paragraph 2 of this Article shall be issued in a timely manner and free of charge.