MINISTERIAL ORDER N°06/01 OF 29/05/2019 RELATING TO IMMIGRATION AND EMIGRATION | 06/01 OF 29/05/2019 — Rwanda law | Esheria

MINISTERIAL ORDER N°06/01 OF 29/05/2019 RELATING TO IMMIGRATION AND EMIGRATION

This provision states the Order’s purpose: to set rules for travel documents, entry and exit conditions, stay and residence, visas and permits, irregular foreigners, expulsion and deportation, Rwandan travel document categories, diplomatic passports, emergency and refugee travel documents, fees, replacement after loss,

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Order
Citation
06/01 OF 29/05/2019
Status
In force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
Official source
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accommodation operations administrative sanctions air transport air travel appeals application validity border control border crossing border entry border procedures border/travel documentation business formation compliance crew information cross-border movement cross-border travel data transfer declaration declaration procedure deportation document issuance document recognition document sharing education institutions +66 more

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This provision states the Order’s purpose: to set rules for travel documents, entry and exit conditions, stay and residence, visas and permits, irregular foreigners, expulsion and deportation, Rwandan travel document categories, diplomatic passports, emergency and refugee travel documents, fees, replacement after loss, temporary interception, and administrative sanctions. This article defines key terms used in the Order on entry, transit, and exit from Rwanda. Foreigners entering Rwanda must have a valid travel document recognized in Rwanda and either a visa or resident permit. Children leaving Rwanda must be accompanied, and unaccompanied children entering Rwanda must give host details at the border. A deceased person may be brought into or out of Rwanda only with the required proof, and a border immigration officer must inspect the body first.