Visas and Work Permits Clause Samples
The Visas and Work Permits clause outlines the responsibilities of the parties regarding obtaining and maintaining the necessary legal authorizations for employees to work in a specific country. Typically, this clause specifies whether the employer or the employee is responsible for securing visas, work permits, or other immigration documents, and may require timely application and compliance with local laws. Its core function is to ensure that all personnel involved in the contract are legally permitted to work in the relevant jurisdiction, thereby reducing the risk of legal penalties or project delays due to immigration issues.
Visas and Work Permits. The Company shall provide the necessary services and cover the cost to obtain the necessary visas and/or work permits to enable the Executive and his family to legally work and stay or visit in Korea for the duration that the Executive is assigned to perform services in Korea.
Visas and Work Permits. Licensee shall fully cooperate with Licensor to assure availability of visas and, if applicable, work permits from the relevant governmental entities in the PRC to enable personnel of Licensor to perform Licensor's rights and obligations hereunder.
Visas and Work Permits. Licensee shall be responsible to assure availability of visas and work permits from the governments of the Territory to enable personnel of PriceSmart and VSI to perform their respective rights and obligations hereunder.
Visas and Work Permits. The Company will provide all legal services required for Employee and her husband to comply with Canadian immigration, labour and employment laws prior to Employee’s and her husband’s entry into Canada at the Company’s expense. The Company will secure all appropriate visas and temporary work permits required for Employee’s and her husband’s legal employment as expatriates in Canada at the Company’s expense. This Agreement is conditional upon Employee securing all visas and/or temporary work permits required to execute Employee’s duties under this Agreement in Canada. It is a fundamental term of this Agreement that Employee retains the ability to work in Canada during the Term of this Agreement.
Visas and Work Permits. 3.3.1 ATLAS pledges, if necessary, to use its good offices to assist in obtaining any visas, work permits or other like permits which may be required by the Government in connection with the use by the Technical Advisor of necessary expatriate employees in performing services for ATLAS as Technical Advisor hereunder.
3.3.2 SUMMIT pledges, whenever necessary, to use its good offices to assist in obtaining any visas, work or other like permits which may be required by the U.S. Government in connection with the training of Nigerian personnel. IV REIMBURSEMENT OF SERVICE5
Visas and Work Permits. In those cases where the Technical Adviser determines it is necessary to fill a vacant position in its organization with an expatriate employee, ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED pledges, if necessary, to use its good offices to assist in obtaining any visas, work permits or other like permits which may be required by the Government.
5.1 confidential data and Information: Each Party undertakes that, without the prior written consent of all the other Parties, it will treat as confidential and prevent disclosure to any third parties of all data and information relating to the License area or operations undertaken pursuant to this agreement. This obligation shall continue throughout the term of this Agreement or for five (5) years following termination of the License, whichever is the later. Consent is hereby given for each Party such information and data to its Affiliate and to persons and contractors engaged by the Operator and/or the Technical Adviser to the extent required for efficiently carrying out Joint Operations, to counsellors of any party including legal counsel, lending organizations and external professional consultants used by any Party to secure financing auditors, and prospective third party assignees provided that such Affiliates and such other parties accept a strict obligation to maintain the confidential nature of the date of information disclosed and not to divulge such data or information to other parties without prior written consent. With respect to all parties other than affiliates, acceptance of the confidentiality obligation set forth in the the previous sentence shall be in writing. The provisions of this Article shall not apply to data or information which, through no fault of the disclosing Party, has become a part of the public domain. The provisions of this Article have no application to any disclosure required by the applicable laws and regulations. however, prior to any such disclosure, the disclosing Party shall inform the other Parties with as mush notice as possible so that they may have the opportunity to contest the government=s right to require such disclosure.