Common use of Readmission of third Clause in Contracts

Readmission of third. country nationals and stateless persons 1. A Member State shall readmit, upon application by Mon- tenegro and without further formalities other than those provided for in this Agreement, all third-country nationals or stateless per- sons who do not, or who no longer, fulfil the conditions in force for entry to, presence in, or residence on, the territory of Mon- tenegro provided that it is proved, or may be validly assumed on the basis of prima facie evidence furnished, that such persons: (a) hold, or at the time of entry held, a valid visa or residence permit issued by the Requested Member State; or (b) illegally and directly entered the territory of Montenegro after having stayed on, or transited through, the territory of the Requested Member State. 2. The readmission obligation in paragraph 1 shall not apply if: (a) the third country national or stateless person has only been in airside transit via an International Airport of the Requested Member State; or (b) Montenegro has issued to the third country national or state- less person a visa or residence permit before or after entering its territory unless: — that person is in possession of a visa or residence per- mit, issued by the Requested Member State, which has a longer period of validity than the one issued by Mon- tenegro, or — the visa or residence permit issued by Montenegro has been obtained by using forged or falsified documents, or by making false statements, or — that person fails to observe any condition attached to the visa. 3. The readmission obligation in paragraph 1 is for the Mem- ber State that issued a visa or residence permit. If two or more Member States issued a visa or residence permit, the readmission obligation in paragraph 1 is for the Member State that issued the document with a longer period of validity or, if one or several of them have already expired, the document that is still valid. If all of the documents have already expired, the readmission obliga- tion in paragraph 1 is for the Member State that issued the docu- ment with the most recent expiry date. If no such documents can be presented, the readmission obligation in paragraph 1 is for the Member State of last exit. 4. After the Member State has given a positive reply to the readmission application, Montenegro issues the person whose readmission has been accepted the travel document required for his or her return.

Readmission of third. country nationals and stateless persons 1. A Member State shall readmit, upon application by Mon- tenegro Armenia and without further formalities other than those provided for in this Agreement, all third-country nationals or stateless per- sons persons who do not, or who no longer, fulfil the conditions in force for entry to, presence in, or residence on, the territory of Mon- tenegro Armenia provided that it is proved, or may be validly assumed on the basis of prima facie evidence furnished, that such persons: (a) hold, or hold at the time of entry held, submission of the readmission appli­ cation a valid visa or residence permit issued by the Requested Member State; or (b) illegally and directly entered the territory of Montenegro Armenia after having stayed on, or transited through, the territory of the Requested Member State. 2. The readmission obligation in paragraph 1 shall not apply if: (a) if the third country national or stateless person has only been in airside transit via an International Airport international airport of the Requested Member State; or (b) Montenegro has issued to the third country national or state- less person a visa or residence permit before or after entering its territory unless: — that person is in possession of a visa or residence per- mit, issued by the Requested Member State, which has a longer period of validity than the one issued by Mon- tenegro, or — the visa or residence permit issued by Montenegro has been obtained by using forged or falsified documents, or by making false statements, or — that person fails to observe any condition attached to the visa. 3. The readmission obligation in paragraph 1 is for the Mem- ber Member State that issued a visa or residence permit. If two or more Member States issued a visa or residence permit, the readmission read­ mission obligation in paragraph 1 is for the Member State that issued the document with a longer period of validity or, if one or several of them have already expired, the document that is still valid. If all of the documents have already expired, the readmission obliga- tion obligation in paragraph 1 is for the Member State that issued the docu- ment document with the most recent expiry date. If no such documents can be presented, the readmission obligation in paragraph 1 is for the Member State of last exit. 4. After Without prejudice to Article 7(2), after the Member State has given a positive reply to the readmission application, Montenegro Armenia issues to the person whose readmission has been accepted the travel document required for his or her return.

Readmission of third. country nationals and stateless persons 1. A Member State shall readmit, upon application by Mon- tenegro Azerbaijan and without further formalities other than those provided for in this Agreement, all any third-country nationals or stateless per- sons persons who do not, or who no longer, fulfil the conditions in force for entry to, presence in, or residence on, the territory of Mon- tenegro Azerbaijan provided that it is proved, or may be validly assumed on the basis of prima facie evidence furnished, that such persons: (a) hold, or at the time of entry heldsubmission of the readmission application, a valid visa or residence permit issued by the Requested Member State; or (b) illegally and directly entered the territory of Montenegro Azerbaijan after having stayed on, or transited through, the territory of the Requested Member State. 2. The readmission obligation in paragraph 1 shall not apply if: (a) the third third-country national or stateless person has only been in airside transit via an International Airport international airport of the Requested Member State; or (b) Montenegro has issued to the third third-country national or state- less stateless person a visa or residence permit before or after entering its territory unless: — that person is in possession of a visa or residence per- mit, issued by the Requested Member State, which has a longer period of validity than the one issued by Mon- tenegro, or — the visa or residence permit issued by Montenegro has been obtained by using forged or falsified documents, or by making false statements, or — that person fails to observe any condition attached enjoyed visa-free access to the visaterritory of Azerbaijan. 3. The readmission obligation in paragraph 1 is for the Mem- ber Member State that issued a visa or residence permit. If two or more Member States issued a visa or residence permit, the readmission obligation in paragraph 1 is for the Member State that issued the document with a longer period of validity or, if one or several of them have already expired, the document that is still valid. If all of the documents have already expired, the readmission obliga- tion obligation in paragraph 1 is for the Member State that issued the docu- ment document with the most recent expiry date. If no such documents can be presented, the readmission obligation in paragraph 1 is for the Member State of last exit. 4. After Without prejudice to Article 7(2), after the relevant Member State has given a positive reply to the readmission application, Montenegro Azerbaijan issues the person whose readmission has been accepted with the travel document required for his or her returnreturn (Annex 8).

Readmission of third. country nationals and stateless persons 1. A Member State Sri Lanka shall readmit, upon application by Mon- tenegro a Member State and without further formalities other than those provided for in this Agreement, all third-country nationals or stateless per- sons persons who do not, or who no longer, fulfil the conditions in force for entry to, presence in, or residence on, the territory of Mon- tenegro the requesting Member State provided that it is proved, or may be validly assumed established on the basis of prima facie evidence furnished, that such persons: (a) hold, or at the time of entry held, held a valid visa or residence permit authorisation issued by the Requested Member StateSri Lanka; or (b) illegally and directly entered the territory of Montenegro after having stayed on, the Member States unlawfully coming directly from the territory of Sri Lanka. A person comes directly from Sri Lanka within the meaning of this subparagraph if he or transited through, she arrived on the territory of the Requested Member StateStates by air or ship without having entered another country in-between. 2. The readmission obligation in paragraph 1 shall not apply if: (a) the third country national or stateless person has only been in airside transit via an International Airport of the Requested Member StateColombo international airport; or (b) Montenegro the requesting Member State has issued to the third country national or state- less stateless person a visa or residence permit authorisation before or after entering its territory unless: — unless that person is in possession of a visa or residence per- mitpermit, issued by the Requested Member StateSri Lanka, which has a longer period of validity than the one issued by Mon- tenegro, or — the visa or residence permit issued by Montenegro has been obtained by using forged or falsified documents, or by making false statements, or — that person fails to observe any condition attached to the visavalidity. 3. The readmission obligation in paragraph 1 is for At the Mem- ber State that issued request of a visa or residence permit. If two or more Member States issued a visa or residence permitState, the readmission obligation in paragraph 1 is for the Member State that issued the document with a longer period of validity orSri Lanka shall, if one or several of them have already expiredas necessary and without delay, the document that is still valid. If all of the documents have already expired, the readmission obliga- tion in paragraph 1 is for the Member State that issued the docu- ment with the most recent expiry date. If no such documents can be presented, the readmission obligation in paragraph 1 is for the Member State of last exit. 4. After the Member State has given a positive reply to the readmission application, Montenegro issues issue the person whose readmission has been accepted to be readmitted with the travel document required for his or her returnreturn that is of a period of validity of at least six months. If, for legal or factual reasons, the person concerned cannot be transferred within the period of validity of the travel document that was initially issued, Sri Lanka shall issue a new travel document with the same period of validity expeditiously, which shall normally be within 14 calendar days and not exceed 30 calendar days. If Sri Lanka has not acknowledged receipt of the request of a Member State within 30 calendar days, it shall be deemed to accept the use of the common provisional travel document for return purposes, which is attached as Annex 7 to this Agreement.

Readmission of third. country nationals and stateless persons (1. A Member State ) Sri Lanka shall readmit, upon application by Mon- tenegro a Member State and without further formalities other than those provided for in this Agreement, all third-country nationals or stateless per- sons persons who do not, or who no longer, fulfil the conditions in force for entry to, presence in, or residence on, the territory of Mon- tenegro the requesting Member State provided that it is proved, or may be validly assumed established on the basis of prima facie evidence furnished, that such persons: (a) hold, or at the time of entry held, held a valid visa or residence permit authorisation issued by the Requested Member StateSri Lanka; or (b) illegally and directly entered the territory of Montenegro after having stayed on, the Member States unlawfully coming directly from the territory of Sri Lanka. A person comes directly from Sri Lanka within the meaning of this subparagraph if he or transited through, she arrived on the territory of the Requested Member StateStates by air or ship without having entered another country in-between. (2. ) The readmission obligation in paragraph 1 shall not apply if: (a) the third country national or stateless person has only been in airside transit via an the Colombo International Airport of the Requested Member StateAirport; or (b) Montenegro the requesting Member State has issued to the third country national or state- less stateless person a visa or residence permit authorisation before or after entering its territory unless: — unless that person is in possession of a visa or residence per- mitpermit, issued by the Requested Member StateSri Lanka, which has a longer period of validity than the one issued by Mon- tenegro, or — the visa or residence permit issued by Montenegro has been obtained by using forged or falsified documents, or by making false statements, or — that person fails to observe any condition attached to the visavalidity. (3. The readmission obligation in paragraph 1 is for ) At the Mem- ber State that issued request of a visa or residence permit. If two or more Member States issued a visa or residence permitState, the readmission obligation in paragraph 1 is for the Member State that issued the document with a longer period of validity orSri Lanka shall, if one or several of them have already expiredas necessary and without delay, the document that is still valid. If all of the documents have already expired, the readmission obliga- tion in paragraph 1 is for the Member State that issued the docu- ment with the most recent expiry date. If no such documents can be presented, the readmission obligation in paragraph 1 is for the Member State of last exit. 4. After the Member State has given a positive reply to the readmission application, Montenegro issues issue the person whose readmission has been accepted to be readmitted with the travel document required for his or her returnreturn that is of a period of validity of at least 6 months. If, for legal or factual reasons, the person concerned cannot be transferred within the period of validity of the travel document that was initially issued, Sri Lanka shall issue a new travel document with the same period of validity expeditiously, which shall normally be within 14 calendar days and not exceed 30 calendar days. If Sri Lanka has not acknowledged receipt of the request of a Member State within 30 calendar days, it shall be deemed to accept the use of the common provisional travel document for return purposes, which is attached as annex 7 to this Agreement.