Visas and Passports Sample Clauses

Visas and Passports. The student is responsible for obtaining a passport and the proper visa for the country to be visited prior to participation in a TAMIU study abroad program.
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Visas and Passports. 5.1 We are not, and You shall not hold Us, responsible or liable for any damages or costs relating to the loss of or damage to Your passport or any other personal property at any part of the visa process, during the Program, during transit or during registration with authorities or other third parties. 5.2 It is Your responsibility to obtain the required visa for Your Program, unless you choose the option for CRCC assistance with visa processing as described below. 5.3 If Your visa is delayed or You do not receive Your visa before Your Program Start Date, 5.4 It is Your responsibility to confirm whether or not the program fee applicable to your Program includes the fee required for Your visa application, as this differs among CRCC programs. In addition to visa and passport requirements, you are required to follow appropriate protocol, rules or requirements of the host country or Host Organization and adhere to any conditions imposed by your visa or any governmental authority. 5.5 If You choose to process Your own visa: 5.5.1. You must sign up for the Program in full at least twelve (12) weeks before Your Program Start Date, and You must inform Us in writing of the outcome of Your visa application at least four (4) weeks before Your Program Start Date. 5.5.2. We are not obligated to assist You with the visa process, nor to supply You with any documentation other than an invitation letter in support of the visa application. 5.5.3. If Your visa application is unsuccessful and You do not inform Us of the outcome of Your visa application at least four (4) weeks before the Program start date, You will not be able to participate in Your Program and We reserve the right to unilaterally cancel Your Placement and no refund of fees will be made.
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Visas and Passports. 5.1 We are not, and You shall not hold Us, responsible or liable for any damages or costs relating to the loss of or damage to Your passport or any other personal property at any part of the visa process, during the Program, during transit or during registration with authorities or other third parties. 5.2 It is Your responsibility to obtain the visa that CRCC informs You is required for Your Program, unless you choose the option for CRCC assistance with visa processing as described below. 5.3 If Your visa is delayed or You do not receive Your visa before Your Program Start Date, 5.4 It is Your responsibility to confirm whether or not the program fee applicable to your Program includes the fee required for Your visa application, as this differs among CRCC programs. In addition to visa and passport requirements, you are required to follow appropriate protocol, rules or requirements of the host country or Host Organization and adhere to any conditions imposed by your visa or any governmental authority. 5.5 If You choose to process Your own visa: 5.5.1. You must sign up for the Program in full at least twelve (12) weeks before Your Program Start Date, and You must inform Us in writing of the outcome of Your visa Application, including a copy of the relevant visa, a passport image, and letter of invitation (if required), at least four (4) weeks before Your Program Start Date. 5.5.2. We are not obligated to assist You with the visa process, nor to supply You with any documentation other than an invitation letter in support of the visa application. 5.5.3. If Your visa application is unsuccessful and You do not inform Us of the outcome of Your visa application at least four (4) weeks before the Program start date, You will not be able to participate in Your Program and We reserve the right to unilaterally cancel Your Placement and no refund of fees will be made.
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Visas and Passports. All costs involved in the securing of required visas, passports, work permits and other related documents for you and your spouse will be paid or reimbursed by the Company. All legal advice and filing assistance will be rendered directly by Veeco’s designated immigration law consultants, Seyfarth Xxxx LLP.
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Visas and Passports. The Contractor shall ensure all employees that travel OCONUS in support of this contract are in possession of a valid visa or passport as required by the State Department. The Contractor has the full responsibility of paying for these items and the Government will not reimburse the Contractor for them.
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Visas and Passports. 3.1 Visa/Passport applications are the responsibility of the Student. Where visa applications are refused before the start of the course, fees will be refunded upon presentation of supporting original documentation from the British Embassy. If, however, this happens less than two weeks before the expected arrival, the booking deposit (40% of full fees) will be withheld. As it is a legal requirement that schools keep copies of passports of visa nationals, all Students must bring their passport/identity card with them on the first day of their Course for checking. 3.2 Students must attend every day and punctually. Visa nationals must inform the school of any student absences or they will be reported to the Immigration Authorities. No refund will be given in such circumstances.
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