Azerbaijan reduced fee when issuing visas
On Tuesday, at the next meeting the Milli Majlis adopted amendments to the Law "On State Duty". From now on, the amount of duty in the issuance of a one-time entry and transit visas was reduced from $50 to $20. In addition, state duties for consular operations in Azerbaijan and the country's diplomatic missions abroad have been abolished. State duties ($ 20) for tourist visas, students studying on an individual contract, for the transit visa ($ 20) have been cancelled. These changes have been made on the eve of the race Formula -1, however, these changes will take effect after approval by the head of state. -02D-
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- 14 June 2016 15:56
Politics
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