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ARMENIA BEGINS GRANTING VISAS TO IRAQIS WITHOUT PRIOR INVITATION
Assyrian International News Agency AINA
March 10 2014
Posted 2014-03-09 23:41 GMT
(AINA) -- The Republic of Armenia has decided to grant visas to
Iraqis without prior invitation. The move came after several meetings
between the Vice-Prime Ministers of both countries were held in
Baghdad and Yerevan.
According to a statement issued by the Office of the Deputy Prime
Minister of Iraq, Nuri Rose Shaways, "the Armenian government decided
to start granting visas to the territory of the Republic of Armenia
to holders of passports and travel documents of Iraq without prior
invitation by diplomatic and consular missions of the Republic of
Armenia, this decision is effective on 23 February."
Iraqis wishing to obtain a visa to enter the territory of the Republic
of Armenia must complete an electronic form and send a scanned copy
of the passport through the website. The applicant will be contacted
through the diplomatic or consular mission of the Armenian Embassy
in Baghdad.
From: A. Papazian
Assyrian International News Agency AINA
March 10 2014
Posted 2014-03-09 23:41 GMT
(AINA) -- The Republic of Armenia has decided to grant visas to
Iraqis without prior invitation. The move came after several meetings
between the Vice-Prime Ministers of both countries were held in
Baghdad and Yerevan.
According to a statement issued by the Office of the Deputy Prime
Minister of Iraq, Nuri Rose Shaways, "the Armenian government decided
to start granting visas to the territory of the Republic of Armenia
to holders of passports and travel documents of Iraq without prior
invitation by diplomatic and consular missions of the Republic of
Armenia, this decision is effective on 23 February."
Iraqis wishing to obtain a visa to enter the territory of the Republic
of Armenia must complete an electronic form and send a scanned copy
of the passport through the website. The applicant will be contacted
through the diplomatic or consular mission of the Armenian Embassy
in Baghdad.
From: A. Papazian