Immigration Formality Requirements Sample Clauses

The Immigration Formality Requirements clause sets out the obligations of parties to comply with all necessary immigration laws and procedures relevant to the agreement. Typically, this means ensuring that any personnel assigned to work in a foreign country have the appropriate visas, work permits, or other legal documentation before commencing their duties. By clearly assigning responsibility for obtaining and maintaining these documents, the clause helps prevent legal complications, delays, or penalties that could arise from non-compliance with immigration regulations.
Immigration Formality Requirements. 1. Australia shall accord to natural persons of Singapore conditions of entry and processing requirements relating to its Electronic Travel Authority (“ETA”) no less favourable than those accorded to natural persons of any other country eligible under the ETA or equivalent processing system for immigration formalities. 2. Singapore shall waive visa requirements for nationals of Australia, provided that such persons are not nationals of a non-Party for which visa-requirements are imposed for entry into Singapore.
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