Agreement on visa-free movement of citizens of the states of the Commonwealth of Independent States on the territory of his participants

of October 9, 1992

The governments of the State Parties of the Commonwealth of Independent States which signed this agreement, hereinafter referred to as with the Parties

being guided by desire to promote development of friendly good-neighbourhood, strengthening of commercial, commercial, scientific and technical, cultural and other relations,

in view of practical feasibility of establishment of essentially new relations in consular area,

proceeding from mutual interest in development of cooperation of consular services,

considering necessary to provide efficient protection of the rights and interests of citizens of the State Parties of the Commonwealth,

agreed as follows:

Article 1

Citizens of the Parties have the right to drive, leave and move on the territory of the Parties without visas in the presence of the documents proving their identity or confirming their nationality.

The procedure for entrance, departure and movement of the foreign citizens and stateless persons who are constantly living in the territory of the Parties is regulated by the legislation of each of the Parties.

By the national legal system of the Parties introduction of restrictions for movement on their territory of the citizens of the Parties, foreign citizens and stateless persons mentioned above can be provided.

Article 2

The citizens of the Parties who are constantly living in the territory of the third states can drive, leave and move on the territory of the Parties also without visas.

Article 3

Shall allow the parties into the third states at the check points open for the international passenger traffic, citizens of the Parties having valid and properly processed documents on the right of crossing of border, and will undertake measures to non-admission of departure to the third states of persons which departure is closed by competent authorities of the Parties.

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