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FREE CITY OF DANZIG
[Translation from the German.]
June 24th, 1937.
The Government of the Free City of Danzig is at present
giving the widest application to the recommendations adopted
by the Passport Conference, held at Geneva in 1926.
As regards the application of these recommendations, the
Government of the Free City of Danzig has the honour to submit
the following observations :
Section 1
II.— A. Issue of Passports.
1. — The passports issued by the Government of the Free
City of Danzig are of the “international type”.
2. — The duration of validity is five years, as recommended
by the Passport Conference.
3. — No special limitations are imposed on the extent of
validity of Danzig passports.
4. — The fees charged come within the limits of the recom¬
mendation adopted.
B. Visas.
1-10. — Admission to, passage through and residence in the
territory of the Free City of Danzig are not dependent on a
visa or any other permit.
C. Facilities for the obtaining of Passports and Visas.
Travellers and emigrants are not exposed to loss of time in
obtaining passports. Passports are issued as soon as applied
for.
FREE CITY OF DANZIG
[Translation from the German.]
June 24th, 1937.
The Government of the Free City of Danzig is at present
giving the widest application to the recommendations adopted
by the Passport Conference, held at Geneva in 1926.
As regards the application of these recommendations, the
Government of the Free City of Danzig has the honour to submit
the following observations :
Section 1
II.— A. Issue of Passports.
1. — The passports issued by the Government of the Free
City of Danzig are of the “international type”.
2. — The duration of validity is five years, as recommended
by the Passport Conference.
3. — No special limitations are imposed on the extent of
validity of Danzig passports.
4. — The fees charged come within the limits of the recom¬
mendation adopted.
B. Visas.
1-10. — Admission to, passage through and residence in the
territory of the Free City of Danzig are not dependent on a
visa or any other permit.
C. Facilities for the obtaining of Passports and Visas.
Travellers and emigrants are not exposed to loss of time in
obtaining passports. Passports are issued as soon as applied
for.
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| Description | Replies from governments to the enquiry on the application of the recommendations of the Passport Conference of 1926. |
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