Border Crossing Points Sample Clauses

Border Crossing Points. Upon previous agreement by the competent authorities of the Parties, readmission or transit may take place at any border crossing point approved for international air, rail or road traffic.
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Border Crossing Points. 1. Readmission and transit shall take place on the following border crossing points: - on Austrian territory: Vienna International Airport - on Georgian territory: Tbilisi International Airport
Border Crossing Points. The readmission or transit may be carried out on the following border crossing points: For the Republic of Latvia: Riga International Airport Tel: (+000) 00000000 (+000) 00000000 Fax: (+000) 00000000 - For the Republic of Macedonia: The Police Station for Border Checks Airport Skopje Tel: ++ 000 0 0000000 Fax: ++ 000 0 0000000
Border Crossing Points. 1. The Parties shall use the following border crossing points on their territories for the readmission and transit: in the Republic of Poland: Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx International Airport Warszawa-Okęcie border crossing point Tel: 0000 00 000 00 00 fax: 0000 00 000 00 00 in the Republic of Serbia: International Airport Xxxxxx Xxxxx, Belgrade Border Crossing Point Surčin Tel/Fax: 00000 00 0000000
Border Crossing Points. Readmission and transit of persons shall be conducted at the following border crossing points: in the Republic of Estonia: Tallinn -1 border crossing point (airport): in Montenegro: International Border Crossing Point Airport Podgorica.

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