BWBV0007118
Artikel VI
Verdrag tussen de regering van het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden ten behoeve van Aruba en de regering van de Verenigde Staten van Amerika inzake douane-voorinspectie
1. The Government of the Kingdom of the Netherlands on behalf of Aruba shall grant to all United States citizen employees of the Government of the United States of America assigned to duties in Aruba in connection with this Agreement the privileges and immunities equivalent to those accorded to consular officers of a consular post under the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations of 1963.
2. The archives and documents, including electronic files and documents, used by employees of the United States working in the Preclearance Area at an airport at which Preclearance is authorized pursuant to this Agreement shall enjoy the same inviolability as the archives and documents of a consular post under the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations of 1963.
3. The appropriate authorities of the United States Government shall give sympathetic consideration to a request for a waiver of immunity in cases that the authorities of Aruba consider to be of particular importance.
4. Aruba shall promptly notify the United States of the arrest of any Preclearance Officer that occurs in the territory of Aruba.
5. Aruba shall have the right to require the departure of a Preclearance Officer whom Aruba deems to have acted in a manner inconsistent with the terms of this Agreement.
6. Aruba shall expeditiously provide to each employee of the United States working in support of Preclearance in Aruba, any employment authorization and identification necessary to assist in identifying him or her as an agent of the United States. Likewise, Aruba shall provide any necessary documentation and identification cards to each employee and his/her accompanying dependents, to ensure that such persons are granted tax-free and duty-free benefits with respect to the payment of all excise duties and taxes applicable in Aruba equivalent to those accorded to members of a consular post by the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations of 1963, and on customs duties on goods for personal consumption, in reasonable quantities brought into Aruba for the duration of the employee’s assignment.
7. Dependents of Preclearance Officers by operation of law have admission to Aruba and no further conditions, other than those generally applicable to any registered local citizen, shall be applicable to exercise a profession or performance of work.
2. The archives and documents, including electronic files and documents, used by employees of the United States working in the Preclearance Area at an airport at which Preclearance is authorized pursuant to this Agreement shall enjoy the same inviolability as the archives and documents of a consular post under the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations of 1963.
3. The appropriate authorities of the United States Government shall give sympathetic consideration to a request for a waiver of immunity in cases that the authorities of Aruba consider to be of particular importance.
4. Aruba shall promptly notify the United States of the arrest of any Preclearance Officer that occurs in the territory of Aruba.
5. Aruba shall have the right to require the departure of a Preclearance Officer whom Aruba deems to have acted in a manner inconsistent with the terms of this Agreement.
6. Aruba shall expeditiously provide to each employee of the United States working in support of Preclearance in Aruba, any employment authorization and identification necessary to assist in identifying him or her as an agent of the United States. Likewise, Aruba shall provide any necessary documentation and identification cards to each employee and his/her accompanying dependents, to ensure that such persons are granted tax-free and duty-free benefits with respect to the payment of all excise duties and taxes applicable in Aruba equivalent to those accorded to members of a consular post by the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations of 1963, and on customs duties on goods for personal consumption, in reasonable quantities brought into Aruba for the duration of the employee’s assignment.
7. Dependents of Preclearance Officers by operation of law have admission to Aruba and no further conditions, other than those generally applicable to any registered local citizen, shall be applicable to exercise a profession or performance of work.
- Citeren als
- Art. VI
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- Geldend recht
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- BWBV0007118
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