BWBV0006473
Geldig vanaf 01-06-2017
Artikel 7
Overeenkomst tussen de Benelux-Staten (het Koninkrijk België, het Groothertogdom Luxemburg en het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden) en de Republiek Kazachstan betreffende de terug- en overname
1. A request to readmit a Party’s own national can be submitted at any time by the competent authority of the requesting Party, if it has been established that the person concerned does not fulfil or no longer fulfils the conditions for entry into or residence in the territory of the requesting Party.
2. A request for the readmission of a third State national or a stateless person must be submitted by the competent authority of the requesting Party no later than one year after the requesting Party has ascertained that this person does not fulfil or no longer fulfils the conditions for entry into or residence in the territory of the requesting Party. If there are legal or any other impediments preventing the request from being submitted within the allotted time, the period shall be extended on request, but only, at the latest, until such time as these impediments have been removed.
3. A request for readmission must be answered immediately and in any event within 21 calendar days at the latest, and the reason(s) for refusing a readmission request must be specified. This period shall begin on the date of receipt of the request for readmission. If there is no answer within this period, it shall be assumed that the readmission has been approved.
4. After the readmission has been approved, or, where appropriate, after the 21 calendar days period has elapsed, the requested Party shall readmit without further formalities, immediately, and in any case within a month at the latest the person whose readmission has been agreed. This period may be extended, on request, by the time required to remove impediments of legal or any other nature.
5. At the request of the requesting Party, the requested Party shall provide immediately and in any case within five working days at the latest, the travel documents necessary for the person’s transfer, bearing his name and valid for at least six months. If the requested Party cannot provide the requested travel document within five working days after the date of receipt of the request, the requested Party will be deemed to have consented to the use of a travel document provided by the requesting Party. If the person concerned cannot be transferred before the expiry of the initial travel document, for legal or any other reasons, the requested Party shall within five working days provide a new travel document with the same period of validity.
2. A request for the readmission of a third State national or a stateless person must be submitted by the competent authority of the requesting Party no later than one year after the requesting Party has ascertained that this person does not fulfil or no longer fulfils the conditions for entry into or residence in the territory of the requesting Party. If there are legal or any other impediments preventing the request from being submitted within the allotted time, the period shall be extended on request, but only, at the latest, until such time as these impediments have been removed.
3. A request for readmission must be answered immediately and in any event within 21 calendar days at the latest, and the reason(s) for refusing a readmission request must be specified. This period shall begin on the date of receipt of the request for readmission. If there is no answer within this period, it shall be assumed that the readmission has been approved.
4. After the readmission has been approved, or, where appropriate, after the 21 calendar days period has elapsed, the requested Party shall readmit without further formalities, immediately, and in any case within a month at the latest the person whose readmission has been agreed. This period may be extended, on request, by the time required to remove impediments of legal or any other nature.
5. At the request of the requesting Party, the requested Party shall provide immediately and in any case within five working days at the latest, the travel documents necessary for the person’s transfer, bearing his name and valid for at least six months. If the requested Party cannot provide the requested travel document within five working days after the date of receipt of the request, the requested Party will be deemed to have consented to the use of a travel document provided by the requesting Party. If the person concerned cannot be transferred before the expiry of the initial travel document, for legal or any other reasons, the requested Party shall within five working days provide a new travel document with the same period of validity.
- Citeren als
- Art. 7
- Geldig vanaf
- Status
- Geldend recht
- Identificatie
- BWBV0006473
- Officiële bron
- wetten.overheid.nl