New Proposal for Green Passports: Visa-Free Travel for 6 More Occupational Groups.
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The bill submitted to Parliament to expand the scope of green passports requests that new rights be granted to professional groups including doctors, pharmacists, engineers, architects, financial advisors, and village heads. If the proposal is accepted, individuals meeting certain seniority and professional organization membership requirements will be able to benefit from visa facilitation.
A proposal to expand the scope of the special stamped passport, commonly referred to as the "green passport," has been submitted to Parliament. If the proposal is accepted, village heads, financial advisors, pharmacists, doctors, engineers, and architects will also be able to obtain green passports.
A new bill submitted to the Turkish Grand National Assembly proposes granting green passports to doctors, pharmacists, architects, engineers, and financial advisors who have completed 15 years in their profession, as well as to village and neighborhood heads; the justification for the regulation draws attention to the visa obstacles faced by these professional groups.
The bill submitted to Parliament aims to pave the way for granting green passports to six professional groups. If the bill becomes law, professionals meeting the specified seniority and membership requirements will be able to benefit from visa facilitation.
A bill has been submitted to Parliament to expand the scope of green passports. If the bill becomes law, members of six professional groups will have the opportunity to travel without a visa.
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