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Easier access to Malta for UAE diplomats, special passport holders
UAE citizens who hold diplomatic and special passports will no longer need to apply in advance for visas to enter the State of Malta.
- WAM
- Published: 19:11 March 30, 2009
Abu Dhabi: UAE citizens who hold diplomatic and special passports will no longer need to apply in advance for visas to enter the State of Malta.
The exemption follows a decision by the UAE Cabinet to task the Foreign Ministry with forming a commission to sign Memorandums of Understanding on reciprocal visa exemptions with other countries to facilitate the movement of UAE citizens.
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