Examples of using Multiple-entry in English and their translations into Polish
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Russia does not issue double and multiple-entry visas.
Offering multiple-entry visas is a mechanism to facilitate circular migration.
I am pleased to say that we have the multiple-entry visas.
The visa issued will be a uniform, multiple-entry visa for a maximum period of only three months from the date of first entry.
Short-stay or travel visas: multiple-entry visas.
The visa issued shall be a uniform short-stay, multiple-entry visa authorising a stay of not more than ninety(90) days for the duration of the Olympics Games and Paralympic Games.
Other changes allow, for example, for the issuing of multiple-entry visas.
Although it was not possible to achieve a compromise on issuance of multiple-entry visas by default, at least we have now an obligation to issue such visas in certain cases.
A tourist visa is valid for 90 days for a 180 day period a multiple-entry visa.
There are also simplified criteria for issuing multiple-entry visas for the following categories of persons.
This fee will be applied to all EU and Russian citizens(including tourists) andconcerns both single and multiple-entry visas.
The visa issued is a uniform short-stay, multiple-entry visa valid for three months.
The fees corresponding to the administrative costs of processing the application for the visas referred to in Article 8 shall be equivalent to the fees charged for processing applications for short-term multiple-entry visas having an equivalent validity.
If the RTP application is examined at the same time with the multiple-entry visa application, the applicant shall pay a fee of 10 EUR.
The rapporteur calls for a range of measures for legal migrants including improved employment rights, transfer of pension and welfare rights, recognition of qualifications,long-term and multiple-entry visas, all of which I support.
This recommendation encourages Member States already now to grant researchers multiple-entry visas for the duration of the research project they are involved in, and to waive visa fees.
The“L” visa would be a multiple-entry visa issued for at least one year and for maximum five years, entitling the holder to stay in the border area of the issuing Member State for 7 consecutive days maximum and without exceeding, in any case, three months within any half-year period.
Number of C visas applied for single-entry and multiple-entry C visas.
Where a third-country national lodges an application for a multiple-entry visa and an application for access to the RTP at the same time and in the same place, only one set of supporting documents shall be required.
It will permit the verification by the authorities that regular travellers holding multiple-entry visas do not overstay in the Schengen area.
Where a third-country national applies for a multiple-entry visa and for access to the RTP, the competent authorities may decide to examine and decide on both applications at the same time, on the basis of the same interview and the same supporting documents.
For members of official delegations, business people, participants in scientific, cultural and sporting events, journalists and drivers and train crews, provided that during the previous two years they have made good use of a 1year multiple-entry visas and the reasons for requesting a multiple-entry are still valid: visas valid for a minimum of 2 years and a maximum of 5 years are issued;
If a multiple-entry visa holder lodges an application for a RTP at the same place where a multiple-entry visa was issued but does not do so at the same time, the supporting documents provided for the multiple-entry visa application may be used in the assessment of the RTP application.
This calculation is based on the assumption that 20% out of all persons issued a multiple-entry visa(around 10 million a year) and that an equivalent number of persons not requiring a visa would apply for a registered traveller status.
On the assumption that at least 20% of all persons issued with a multiple-entry visa- yearly around 10 million- would apply for RT status, and that an equivalent number of persons not requiring a visa would also apply.
This should be complemented by visa facilitation schemes, fee waivers andthe possibility of getting multiple-entry visas, along with continued efforts towards the development of integrated border management, proper migration management, combating illegal migration, asylum laws and humanitarian aid for refugees.
Regarding Belarus, draft negotiating directives for visa facilitation were adopted by theCommission a month ago, and we will recommend multiple-entry visas with a long period of validity for bona fide travellers and set deadlines for processing visa applications, as well as possible exemptions for visa obligations for holders of diplomatic passports.