Liquor and cigarettes will be sold by duty-free shops only if purchasers show their travel passports. |
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Since last year, more than 15,000 blank passports have been stolen in France. |
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Their original passports should accordingly be sent to me at the Immigration and Nationality Directorate by recorded delivery. |
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There were five different passports that each had a different alias he used whenever he traveled abroad. |
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The alleged activities include amassing a number of fake credit cards and fake passports. |
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My guess would would be they're a lot more likely to have passports than native born Americans. |
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The show may sound like one for the tourists, but passports are not required to get a ticket at the Olympia box office. |
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Commuters must also have their passports scanned in order to board any aircraft. |
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The new passports will be rolled out over a six month period after which production of non-biometric passports will stop. |
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There is a higher percentage of Australians overseas than there are Americans with passports. |
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Starting Oct. 26, those countries will also be required to have passports with coding that is machine-readable, including children's passports. |
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It will utilize a massive computer database that incorporates biometric identifier technology with machine-readable bar codes in passports. |
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Starting October 26, all travellers from the visa waiver countries must have passports with coding that is machine-readable. |
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The only evidence offered by the Pentagon is that troops found a quantity of small arms, money, foreign passports and a satcom radio. |
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To prepare for the pilgrimage, they also had to obtain visas, passports and medical certificates, and attend haj training courses. |
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After setting up this micronation in 1994, the founders immediately started setting up scam passports and diplomatic papers. |
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All customs and immigration officials we met smiled at Rebecca and stamped our passports with a happy mien. |
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Still ahead, troubling new evidence of the government's failure to keep U. S. passports secure. |
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Since 1990, there have been over 19,050 blank passports that have been stolen from Belgium. |
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Many travel documents in the existing Interpol database are blank passports stolen from consulates around the world. |
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In this country, town governments issue passports, so thieves frequently break into the town hall and steal blanks. |
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These people are permitted into the country because the visa stamp in their passports is legal and bona fide. |
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He emigrated to the United States and now holds both US and Bosnian passports. |
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Citizenship and passports are easy to procure in Latin America, disguising the movements of terrorists and narcos. |
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The privacy conscious should be able to shield their documents from surreptitious sniffers by covering passports in a metal sheath. |
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They made off with a silver charm bracelet, two passports, a gold brooch and a silver chain. |
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The commission will have the power to deduct money from non-payers ' bank accounts, as well as take away passports and impose curfews. |
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Perhaps it was an inevitable by-product of the Bosman ruling, which allowed holders of EU passports to be treated the same as nationals. |
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His claims were regarded as exaggerated but thousands of dollars and fake passports and visa stamps were found in his house. |
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These people are permitted into Korea because the visa stamp in their passports is legal and bona fide. |
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The women had their passports taken from them and made to sign a blank piece of paper, later used to falsify work-related documents. |
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Burglars are also on the prowl for bank statements, credit cards and passports to obtain credit in your name or to take over your accounts. |
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He opened the box and removed five hundred dollars in cash and a handful of fake passports. |
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Indeed, immigration officials of many countries strip-search persons traveling with diplomatic passports. |
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Then there are the legal documents to deal with, such as birth certificates and passports. |
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Those with prior travel on public affairs passports are not eligible for this programme. |
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There were safeguards to ensure that deportees did not travel on false passports. |
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Unions can issue these passports to members working abroad as a tool in organising. |
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The men were found to have false passports and to be travelling under false names. |
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Most applicants apply in the morning and are able to pick up their passports and visas in the afternoon. |
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We learn that a new form of identification known as papelles have replaced passports, visas and the like. |
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Some had British passports and were entitled to come to Britain but the government did not want them. |
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I now turn to the other provisions of the bill relating to our passports and travel documents. |
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Three of the 17 had no passports and claimed that they had left their documents on the boat. |
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The UK Passport Office is already able to issue passports containing a digital photo. |
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She found two passports and other identification for Jamie, but under different names. |
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This will help people avoid travel to the regional centres to get their passports processed. |
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We removed a number of credit cards and other documents and articles of false identity such as false passports. |
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People travel on false passports and do all the things he disparages because of the plight they are in. |
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They both produced passports, identity cards, pay slips and birth certificates to prove their claim. |
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The summits have pushed for the development of biometric identifiers in visas, residence permits and passports. |
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Admittedly it took a little while at immigration but that was just checking passports. |
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He admitted helping people to get hold of false passports and Sim cards for mobile phones but denied any involvement in the credit card fraud. |
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He faced Labor attacks over claims members of his Department encouraged failed asylum seekers to obtain false passports. |
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A bag stuffed with fake passports and false IDs found abandoned near Heathrow airport may be linked to West Yorkshire. |
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The trio were arrested by the Colombian authorities in August 2001 and accused of travelling on false passports and training the FARC militia. |
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They had been travelling on false British and Irish passports when they were arrested on August 11 as they prepared to board a flight to Paris. |
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There was some implication that he did go in and out, possibly on assumed names and false passports. |
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The machines used to read the biometric component of those passports are not available. |
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The pupil passports, so far restricted to inner-city areas under existing Tory plans, will be extended nationwide. |
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If the operatives had come through Iran legally, there would have been Iranian stamps in their passports. |
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The activities at this office have become costly because of the movements to expedite the issuance and processing of passports. |
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If criminals can counterfeit passports and other I.D. then how long until they can fake the new Identity cards-biometrics or not. |
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The immigration service failed to spot the hijackers' bogus passports, questionable cover stories and false statements. |
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As part of the new searches, immigration officers will pore over documents, looking for forgeries of British and other national passports. |
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He said coalition forces on the ground recovered numerous weapons, 2m Iraqi dinars and Syrian pounds, foreign passports and a satcom radio. |
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Overall, 178 passports were given out under the scheme, including 71 for spouses and children. |
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The new passports look like the old ones, complete with green covers bearing the national emblem. |
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Having photos for babies in their passports is a stupid idea anyway. |
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Those who assume Americans must be insular because they lack passports fail to take all of the factors into consideration, especially the shortness of vacations. |
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Officials in Australia admit the passports were returned by mistake. |
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They are to provide proper identification, supply invoices or letters from suppliers or their passports proving that they travelled abroad to purchase merchandise. |
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The two men inspected recently installed systems for checking passports and detecting stowaways on vehicles, including heartbeat sensors and gamma ray scanners. |
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Incidentally, I graphed the statistics for US passports issued per year. |
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For instance, someone born in Britain may be a citizen of that country by birthright, even though his or her parents were not holders of British passports. |
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Africans living in the homelands needed passports to enter South Africa. |
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After a thorough search of his house, we also found light weapons and pistols, and eight booby-trapped suitcases, a large group of passports, and codes. |
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They cannot even travel there because they don't have Sudanese passports. |
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The movie drifts in and out of fantasy worlds, where hustlers speak in iambic pentameter or hop on a plane to Rome without any thought of passports. |
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Basildon police and immigration officers are hunting a Nigerian conman who has fleeced several banks and may be creating false passports for other criminals. |
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The official tucked the papers and the passports under his arm and left. |
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We get a stamp in our passports, which includes a visa for three months. |
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I can only imagine the lightning speed with which our government will address the same potential security hazard for Canadian machine-readable passports. |
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The chips can be incorporated into passports and identity cards. |
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The biometrics will be included in all new passports issued but those holding the existing machine-readable document will still be able to travel on it until it expires. |
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The machine-readable passports, which now have a standardized presentation worldwide, are being printed in a manner suitable for optical character recognition. |
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When our 17-member group checked in to the Hotel Lisboa, our passports were xeroxed as a precaution the government has adopted against gambling with public money. |
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New machine-readable passports are expected to be issued to the travelling public by January 2006, acting Chief Immigration Officer Keith Ameerali said yesterday. |
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reportedly has been unable to issue or renew passports. |
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The fee for jumbo passports containing 60 pages has gone up. |
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Its activists can hide themselves among the civilian population and, using false identities and fake passports, they can move easily across international borders. |
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A Yorkshire takeaway owner who helped obtain false passports for failed Turkish asylum-seekers so they could stay longer in Britain has been jailed for 18 months. |
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After presenting false passports at the check-in counter, they were soon on their way to Rome. |
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The names of the three girls were entered into the appropriate databases, and their passports were flagged. |
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The watchdog said too many people in Canada have the ability to issue passports, and some of those officials do not have adequate security clearance. |
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Determined terrorists have become adept at forging EU passports at precisely the time that the agency charged with blocking their entry is hamstrung by a lack of personnel. |
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We were escorted off the base, and they threatened to take our passports if we returned. |
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What happened to the business about his taking the Viscount's passports? |
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So, as we get better at trying to check passports and illegally forged documents, they're going to try harder to recruit to get around that problem. |
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Does anyone have any stats on how many African Americans own passports? |
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A court heard how 30 fake Belgian and ten false French passports were found in the lining of a bag after Customs officers checked luggage off a flight from Zurich. |
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British passports are burgundy, with the coat of arms of the United Kingdom emblazoned in the centre of the front cover. |
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The new system will read and store biodata from passports of people crossing border points. |
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The Indian Embassy has asked citizens living in the Kingdom to have machine-readable passports issued as soon as possible. |
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Machine-readable passports are all set to replace the current hand written ones. |
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He informed that the Saudi government has made machine-readable passports mandatory for issuance of Visas for Hajj this year. |
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Inhabitants of New Caledonia are French citizens and carry French passports. |
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Miss Taylor, 20, had warned they may be asked so the two 21-year-old tambura players took their passports along. |
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In order to avoid misidentification and in order to issue new passports the students are using www. |
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They're in passports, library books and devices that let drivers pass through tollbooths without digging for change. |
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Family heads would receive a passport and nationality, while the children would be given original Comoran nationalities and passports, he added. |
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Embassy in Suva, said attendees learned to examine passports and visas for the security features that ensure the documents are real. |
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Some borders require presentation of legal paperwork like passports and visas, or other identity documents, for persons to cross borders. |
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In the 2011 census in Northern Ireland respondents stated that they held the following passports. |
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Soldiers of the Swiss Guard are entitled to hold Vatican City State passports and nationality. |
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The Holy See, not being a country, issues only diplomatic and service passports, whereas Vatican City issues normal passports for its citizens. |
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With the help of Payne, whom she kept in the dark about the details, Mary Shelley obtained false passports for the couple. |
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Membership in these groups was identified on Soviet internal passports, and recorded in censuses in both the USSR and Yugoslavia. |
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All British passports are issued in the exercise of discretion by Her Majesty's Government under the royal prerogative. |
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The Secretary of State signed all passports in place of the monarch from 1794 onwards, at which time formal records started to be kept. |
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In 1855 passports became a standardised document issued solely to British nationals. |
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There had been plans, under the Identity Cards Act 2006, to link passports to the Identity Cards scheme. |
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The foreign ministry of Ireland stated on 24 June that the number of applications from the UK for Irish passports had increased significantly. |
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Other EU nations also had increases in requests for passports from British citizens, including France and Belgium. |
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The resulting political union was also called the Indian Empire and after 1876 issued passports under that name. |
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Described as a billionaire, Seydou Kane holds diplomatic passports from Senegal, Gabon and Mali. |
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All persons need to present their passports or other types of travel documents to cross the border. |
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The most prominent example is airlines which check passports and visa before passengers are allowed to board the aircraft. |
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Some passports attest to status as a diplomat or other official, entitled to rights and privileges such as immunity from arrest or prosecution. |
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In 1794, issuing British passports became the job of the Office of the Secretary of State. |
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For some countries, passports are required for some types of travel between their sovereign territories. |
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Some countries use internal passports for controlling migration within a country. |
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There are countries, such as Switzerland, Finland and Austria, on whose passports such messages are absent. |
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Long before that, in ancient times, passports and visas were usually the same type of travel documents. |
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In the modern world, visas have become separate secondary travel documents, with passports acting as the primary travel documents. |
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Other identity documents such as passports or driver's licenses are then used as identity documents when needed. |
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The National Identity Card is one of the few accepted forms of identification, along with passports. |
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The ID card could also be used by citizens as an official travel document between GCC countries instead of using passports. |
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For financial transactions, ID cards and passports are almost always accepted as proof of identity. |
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Internal passports can also be used to travel to Belarus, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Abkhazia and South Ossetia. |
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In 1840, one hundred of those residents who did not have passports were arrested, leading to the Graham affair. |
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He invited immigrants to stay on his ranch until they could get settled, and assisted in their obtaining passports. |
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Between 1848 and 1939, 1 million people with French passports emigrated to other countries. |
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This resulted in a common labour market and free movement across borders without passports for the countries' citizens. |
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The issuance of passports also remains within the royal prerogative in Canada. |
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Louis Waterer, who along with his wife Bonnie are spending their retirement filling up their passports one stamp at a time. |
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That came after a raid on an apartment in the nearby Nong Chok district on Saturday, when police arrested a foreigner and seized explosives and stacks of passports. |
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Headline-grabbing ideas such as stripping young troublemakers of their iPods and passports may sound tough to some, but how realistic will this really be? |
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Given that passports do not fit in a typical wallet or purse, most people do not carry their passports in public without an advance that they are going to need them. |
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Internal passports are issued by the Main Directorate for Migration Affairs to all citizens who reach their 14th birthday and do not reside outside Russia. |
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British passports are passports issued by the United Kingdom. |
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The passports can also used, if applicable, as the evidence of the right of abode in the United Kingdom or citizenship of the European Union, or both. |
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Currently, the ICAO recommends that passports be issued in English and French, or in the national language of the issuing country and in either English or French. |
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International travel is possible without passports in some circumstances. |
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In Western Europe in the late 19th century and early 20th century, passports and visas were not generally necessary for moving from one country to another. |
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The Government of Denmark issues special passports for its citizens living in the Faroe Islands and Greenland with the right to choose a regular Danish passport as well. |
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Di Venuto is Italian, Callum Thorp and Mitchell Claydon considered fair dinkum Pommies and Dale Benkenstein and Gareth Breese have British passports. |
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The Queen, Elizabeth II, does not have a passport because passports are issued in her name and on her authority, thus making it superfluous for her to hold one. |
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Security concerns over the union's free movement policy were raised too, because people with EU passports were unlikely to receive detailed checks at border control. |
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Romania, which sees Moldova as a part of itself forcibly broken off, once distributed Romanian passports to Moldovans and to the Gagauz free of charge. |
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Some countries will deny visas if the travelers' passports show evidence of citizenship of, or travel to, a country which is considered hostile by that country. |
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Most countries accept passports as a form of identification. |
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For example, all transactions concerning visas and lost or stolen passports by citizens of the Dominions were carried out at British diplomatic offices. |
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The Nordic Passport Union, created in 1954 but implemented on 1 May 1958, establishes free movement across borders without passports for the countries' citizens. |
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With his wife Patsy Perin Dubash having been born in Dublin, Mistry took out Irish citizenship in 2003 and their two sons, Shapoor and Cyrus, both hold Irish passports. |
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Citizens of EU countries are required to have either their national identity cards or passports to enter Andorra, while anyone else requires a passport or equivalent. |
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Beginning around 1964 Africanization policies in East Africa prompted the arrival of Asians with British passports from Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. |
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Passengers should always carry prescription medications, passports, cameras, film, electronics, cash, jewelry, business papers and other valuables in their carry-ons. |
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Standard passports may contain information such as the holder's name, place and date of birth, photograph, signature, and other identifying information. |
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Danish driver's licenses and passports are the only identity cards issued by the government containing both the personal identification number and a photo. |
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Many countries normally allow entry to holders of passports of other countries, sometimes requiring a visa also to be obtained, but this is not an automatic right. |
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But those whose passports expire after October 26 this year will need a new biometric passport which won't be available until next year or a visa. |
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This enables border controllers and other law enforcement agents to process these passports more quickly, without having to input the information manually into a computer. |
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Each country sets its own conditions for the issue of passports. |
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Some investors have been described in Tongan passports as 'a Tongan protected person', a status which does not necessarily carry with it the right of abode in Tonga. |
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A rough standardization exists in types of passports throughout the world, although passport types, number of pages and definitions can vary by country. |
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In addition to being equivalent to passports within the European Economic Area, Greek ID cards are the principal means of identification of voters during elections. |
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Internal passports are issued by some countries as an identity document. |
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