Kazakhstan and San Marino Announce Visa-Free Travel Agreement
Kazakhstan and San Marino Sign Agreement on Mutual Visa Exemption
In a move to boost tourism, enhance business relations, and foster international cooperation, Kazakhstan and San Marino have signed an agreement on mutual visa exemption. The agreement, signed on Nov. 8, opens new prospects for the citizens of both states.
According to the agreement, citizens of Kazakhstan and San Marino are exempt from visa requirements for single or multiple trips for tourism, business, and other purposes, provided the stay does not exceed 90 days within 180 days.
The agreement will come into force 30 days after the last written notification is received through diplomatic channels, confirming the completion of the necessary domestic procedures for its implementation.
This mutual visa exemption is expected to facilitate easier travel between the two countries and contribute to the strengthening of bilateral ties.
The signing of this agreement reflects the commitment of both Kazakhstan and San Marino to promote closer collaboration and partnership in various fields. It is a positive step towards creating a more conducive environment for exchanges and interactions between the two nations.
Overall, the agreement on mutual visa exemption marks an important milestone in the relationship between Kazakhstan and San Marino and is expected to have a positive impact on the citizens of both countries.
