Traduction de «Profession diplomatique » (Français → Anglais) :

Common Line: The Common Line agreed by the General Affairs Council on 13 May 2002 (document 8304/02) sets out the basic positions of the Schengen acquis and provides for flexibilities including: issue of multiple-entry visas which could be valid for a substantial period of time. These include favourable treatment for certain professionals such as lorry drivers and could be issued on a case by case basis; before the lifting of internal border controls, flexibility on visa fees; visa exemption for certain categories of persons (e.g. holders of diplomatic and servi ...[+++]ce passports and air and sea crew members).

Common Line: The Common Line agreed by the General Affairs Council on 13 May 2002 (document 8304/02) sets out the basic positions of the Schengen acquis and provides for flexibilities including: issue of multiple-entry visas which could be valid for a substantial period of time. These include favourable treatment for certain professionals such as lorry drivers and could be issued on a case by case basis; before the lifting of internal border controls, flexibility on visa fees; visa exemption for certain categories of persons (e.g. holders of diplomatic and servi ...[+++]ce passports and air and sea crew members).

Point 3 (1) Requests for admission must be submitted to the authorities of the host Member State which are competent under national law through the consular or diplomatic representation of the State or through another national competent authority designated for this purpose in the home country or the country of origin of the person seeking admission to pursue activities as a self-employed person (2) They must be accompanied by information which can be used to assess whether the planned activity meets the preconditions referred to under point 2, and also by documentary evidence that the activity will be carried out in accordance with the ...[+++]relevant national legislation (3) The following could for example be required for assessing the preconditions referred to under point 2 in accordance with national legislation: - documents indicating the nature, scale and duration of the activity the person wishes to engage in; - documents indicating the number of staff likely to be required; - a description of the premises where the activity will be carried out, which should be appropriate for it; - evidence of the funds available for the intended purpose (4) The following could for example be required for assessing compliance with legislation in force, in accordance with national legislation: - proof that the self-employed person meets the conditions of the host Member State regarding professional qualifications and access to the occupation; - in the case of companies or firms, the instrument of incorporation, evidence of publication or registration thereof, and the names of the directors and managerial staff and of the associates authorized to act on their behalf; - proof such as police documentation or similar documents, showing the integrity of the person concerned.