Traduction de «Délivrance du visa » (Français → Anglais) :

visa facilitation agreement | VFA [Abbr.]

Council Recommendation on the provision for the detection of false or falsified documents in the visa departments of representations abroad and in the offices of domestic authorities dealing with the issue or extension of visas

visa facilitation

Exchange of Notes concerning Visas issued to holders of Diplomatic or Special Passports

facts relevant to the issuance of the visa

Exchange of Notes concerning Visa Requirements for Non-Immigrant Travellers of the two countries

territory of the Contracting Party which issued the visa

Contracting Party which issued the visa

fire protection licensing officer | license inspector | fire protection specialist | licensing officer

(1) Reducing the deadline from 15 to 10 days for processing and taking a decision; (2) Making it possible to lodge visa applications in other EU countries consulates if the Member State competent for processing the visa application is neither present nor represented; (3) Substantial facilitations for regular travellers including mandatory issuing of multiple entry visas valid for three years; (4) Simplified application form and allowing for online applications (5) Possibility for Member States to devise special schemes granting visas at the borders for up to 15 days in one Schengen State; (6) Possibility for Member States to facilitate ...[+++] the issuing of visa for visitors attending major events; (7) A new type of visa (Touring-visa) allowing legitimate travellers to circulate in the Schengen area for up to 1 year (without staying in one Member State for more than 90 days in any 180-day period).

So far as concerns the provision of the German legislation which provides that, where the conditions for issue of a visa provided for by the Visa Code are satisfied, the competent authorities have the power to issue a uniform visa to the applicant, but does not state that they are obliged to do so, the Court holds that the Visa Code does not preclude such a provision, in so far as it can be interpreted as meaning that the competent authorities cannot refuse to issue a uniform visa to an applicant unless one of the grounds for refusal of a visa provided for in the Visa Code can be applied to that applicant.

(Return tabled) Question No. 220 Mr. Don Davies: With respect to Temporary Resident Visas (TRVs): (a) how many individuals per year, over the last ten years, who were issued a TRV have gone on to make a refugee claim; (b) over the last ten years, (i) what have been the ten most common countries of origin of the refugee claimants in (a), (ii) how many refugee claimants have come from each of the ten countries per year; (c) of the refugee claimants mentioned in (a), what is the breakdown in terms of (i) gender, (ii) age; (d) what is the total number of TRVs issued per year over the last ten years; and (e) does the Department of Citizen ...[+++]ship and Immigration know how many TRV holders have stayed in Canada beyond the expiry date of their visas in the last ten years and, if so, how many have done so?

Insofar as a visa is issued at the border on the basis of the information that has been exchanged, the responsibility lies with the Member State issuing the visa.