“a vía que más le convenga se dirija a Las Estados Unidos de América y Canada y Argentina y Uruguay ☑ For tanto: en nombre del Sr. Presidente de la República, erdena a las Autoridades de la Nación le faciliten su embares g le guarden las consideraciones debidas a sr range. rurga y”
“Lithuania, Estonia, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Rumania, Bulgaria or Albania. 5. Within the bread confines of the above, there will be certain persons vno.s the United States tbviounly will not desire to assist and there will bo others whose status in their country of residence”
“EMBASSY VISITED WILL BE IN CHARGE OF THE VISIT. All arrangements and contacts will be made by him, and because of his • knowledge of local situations, his advice will be binding.”
“office which will be under the jurisdiction.of the Ministry cf foreign• i bn : I.; Affairs and which will be in charge of orienting all immigrants arriving ! 1 I. in Chile , Aiso. under consideration to the plan' to exempt all isbigrants : ’, ’ H1 from paying taxes for a peri”
“1 LEY DE NACIONALIDAD Y NATURALIZACION, publicada en el "Diario Oficial" de 20 do enoro do 1934, . "ART. 17.- Por conducto del Juez, el interesado elovark una - solicitud a la Socretarin de Relaciones Exteriores pidiendo - • su carta de naturalization sy renunciando expresa”
“the United States the. on extremely short notice. They were. 08 course, admitted as visitors, Th ta.Lon After thesu-glions had arrived in the United States, they were immediate- - ly faced with the problem of attempting in some manner to regularise‘ fuo (rest m MM*0: .\ t”
“oC Translation from an * Consulado Generalsdel~w injure,"NBVEnbef?2638196221* Ameriean. Friends, of a ERussianinreedomyInc. Frankeurt/Lain "fey, P.O. Box25005 .0 Ax t-lt •, -2ivl--AA7 1 1 A , - Gentlemens a ■ ■ ■jr iv/Xejf a cV^rfi^fiesTece^Dt'icf ^vouVia n^uJpy.'ic”
“y i x Jp ad Generalkonsulativon Bolivien Hamburg, 7.Sept. 1962 1 A* 5 74a An I 11 4 wrAmericanyFriends of Russianckreedom Incorporated - npohdor 1 "2*e . .5 3 ** Eie-s ro pees• PER ANKPURT /VAIN ,10 sEr 1962 2 Postrach, -5005 st % Erls- wh f- % 144* asm : 4 ”
“ANGUDs, head of the Servicio da Vigtlaneia of the Department of Political caJ Social Order (D.O.P.S. ), SEo Paulo, uto has indicate an interest in receiving it. * 3. As an introduction to tha tranalation of tha reports, LISTS Cascribed briefly Brasil’s Statoloos refugee iraig”
“what type of work he has been doing; $ (3) proof that he will be able to support himself for $ a minimum of two years at the rate of $125 a month. (4) proof of his professional qualifications. (5) birth certificate. (6) detailed information regarding his employment and 08”
“14-00000 3) CONSULADO GENERAL DE CHILE “~L FRANKFURT AM MAIN A .4-9-1962. ,c- WENDECSwEG s687576 07- 9ayg; Eirr - ng 951 -S. SEP 1962 Ertedigt Ah ****0***6 American Friends of Russian Freedom Incorporated. Frankfurt Main P.O. box"N2 5005.-19urnce-mterne letr.: Au”
“14-00000 ALLGELEINES . 1) Das Konsulat last nur in den.Fallen den Interessenten Antragsformulare zugehen, wenn genaue Anhaltspunkte cekannt sind und mit der loglichkeit " - einer Genehmigung zur Visumerteilung zu rechren ist. Sie werden jedoch ci r nicht auf Anfragen allgem”
“receipt of application at a Soviet consulate." 5”
“13-00000 /Y 6 4 1 regarding Soviet visa processing, and does not materially alter the conclusions stated in paragraph 6 of our memorandum. We feel that any apparent inconsistencies may stem from the different approaches to the problem by the State Department and this”
“visit Argentina and several other South American countries and return on one occaalon before October 17, 1968. 0. (Signature of Immigration Officer) Washington, D. C. (Authorising Office) Deputy ’Associate Commissioner, Travel Control ARRIVAL STAMP N 5 NATION & C.187.”
“Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Rumania, Bulgaria or Albania % 5. Within the broad confines of the above, there will bo certain persons who the United States covioubly will not dcsiro to assist and there will bo othora whogo status in their country of residence after flight 1s su”
“4-00000 PECEPCIA FACAA Y (UGAP L ‘INTO LA £51 Ea M20 MOfESION 1 (0.0 0 eStan, 6 (8 402l as A0: ONO 9€ ett6 A tretrains ee dtarnrtc. fius’h tvect elaril 651a 1Applenct ** 2.*** 18 n .- w a C 1 % alo u A CLASSIFICATIO UAL NO oJ R D .Be 6”
“2827"",r6° 4008 W**Y."ene -* 6 .) Though the immigration visa is to be approved by the Chilean Foreign| Ministry the Chilean General Consulate has the right to check the immigrant’s data. 7 .) For all types of visa an internst: onal cert! ficate of small-pox ;. vaccinatio”
“4e C HI LE Translation from German ac*hzul Immigration Vicar. a) According tocChilean D.F.L. (Law Nr. 69) an immigration visa will be wdorissued to persons willing to emigrate to Chile together with theirs "Mine 10000 : "families in order to undertake a. selfsupport”
“4-00000 Bean 0 PR Prisoty 0.9 @ 3Hard 15 request regcy CO B 129 JM-r , R . - .4 6 Best. 15. No. 247 ** .‘ ’ j on* La Embajada de la Union de RepGblicas Socia- LA%** listas Sovieticas saluda muy atentamente Ia Em- bajada de los Estados Unidos de Americ”
“14-00000 July Them M 0 hold 90 To 13. Frankfurt/Main wmo 31. August 1962 Andas-o9,5 Generalkonsulat von Paraguay Hamburg 13.1 Jungfrauenthal 24 I Sehr geehrter Herr Generalkonsulsa • In Rahzen unseres Auswanderungsprogramms fuer Fluechtlinge haben wir einige Perso”
“nslation • • »t1 from%German -h, • AG ConsuladoydelAUruguay.*4 -. Frankfurt TEnTT ,7R:3 •el - September, 21, F1962 bDedr’MeMMEtmieflaofii ‘ • * *"- 1.) See, enclosed form” (the 'form was • not enclosed) * 28 V® , 6 * 34 */***. - ^>^ %,lAccrul. * HiWls * *. ’ -, *42.”
“having this visa, she could communicate to any p lace this permission, for example here or any plac e she could receive it (visa or permission) but right now t”
“14-00000 .8 y Mad Bite oilformnEe cu de RE3TRIC31 Anondmont No. 1 to Irevisions! Guide Ko« I. (Cost) CRITERIA FOR PETJITY ASSISTANCE DOS CSC PCD PROSRNS Sub paragraph E of unnumbered paragraph following paragraph five of Provisional Guide No. 1 is amended to read:”
“new instructions, secording to which, generally epocking, stateless immigrants are percitted entry % Brazil only if they have in Brazil relatives in the direct line of descent shoso economic situation is such that they can guarantee the cubsintonca of the icaigrants. : 4”
“sources., B *S PH *L 5. ICFM conducts its own security clearance on each applicant BX Ee - whether USEP or non-USEP case. S UE *SR 6. If applicant is found acceptable by ICEM, a work contract AS * must be signed by the applicant prior to departure from Germany”
“13-00000 1 SECRET, a. Do the Soviet authorities normally permit Soviet citizens married to foreign nationals to emigrate from the Soviet Union to the homelands of their spouses? - ' b. Do they normally permit such Soviet citizens to . accompany (i.e. depart simultaneous”
“-3- • ' b) Die auslandische Ehefrau eines Cnilenen wird als Inhaberin einer Visa-Ni cion de RESIDENTS TEAPORAR IO betrachtet, wenn sie mit einem chilerischen r Pass nach Chile kommt oder im Pass thres Ehemannes eirgetrajen ist. meric) Die Visungebuhren betragen Dx 36,20 pro P”
“"General - -12*750 consulate sendasout 5foma Efor, apo 11c Stlon foea Cor 7-%T ng im-igration ’antimmigration -.%4NL-- visar,w visa < $ onlysin suchscases where exact details arexralreadysknown andpitzseems-sa- - > likely that a visa will be-issued. Application forms are n”
“vecuring-entry resettlement. Allvisa these in different privileged countries people do for is than to oit back ysod and fortune.occasionally Mort of get them drunk are to resettled celebrate one way their or the other now, there ale only very P.R.O started in 194”
“" Frankfurt/Main 31. August 1962 Andas -onsulat vonsPeru. wFrankfurt am Mainw oxa Guiollettstrasse 10 Sehrgeehrter Herr Konsult Im Rahmen unseres Auswanderungsprograies fuer Fluechtlinge haben wir einige Personen, die an einer Auswanderung nach Peru inter- essiert sind. I”
“14-00000 112 June 1960 Frankfurt/Main 31. August 1962 An dasteyi - Geceralkonsulat von Venezuela hamburg 13- Hagedornstrasse 22 Sehr.geenrter Herr Generalkonsul« Im nahmen unseres Auswanderungsprog ramms Jucr Fluechtlinge haben wir einige Personen, die an einer Ausw”
“nish then in Enblish to MI. He says Hello. Visa for Russia. Mir day's Call on the other phone. MO s ays I'm looking for a visa to go to Russia. MI says Please, call on the telephone of the consul, 15-60-55. M0 says One moment please, I'll have to get a pencil to write the num”
“( Jem VISAS VISAS i at the Sty at the Sritih Emb. I Mexico City, Consular Section Co City. Consular Section • .... .. 00416 ...... .... wood for a single journey to Go for * ting rey to INCR within AMAIC three monch of date hereof spree months € hereof if passport.rer”
“14-00000 P LIDACIONES EA VALIDATIONS IRS ALID FOR TRAVEL TO Rovalidado Revalidated o VALIDO PARA DIRIG Valdo hasta Valid until Director General THIS PASSPORT IS EE S Rovalidado. el Revalidated on Valldo hasta RT Valid until PO Director EP A SA Reval”
“5)3 Le titulaire du present, c Ito yc n...o de L’UNION DES RPUBLIQUES SOVIRTIQUES SOCIALISTES Alexandra L0331 ! eous2..d. Tx sisme Socretaire.de -1Lmbassa de Lde l’URSS au Mexi qu-Ad 029 12508320 2% se rend a Mtrangcr _eye mon.f 1s. Dmitri, ne en. 1959 . AU NOM DE L’UNI”
“13-00000 IC 3 COnuRRE THE TO CASE Cv CUT TRUIVEL PROCESS VISA 1. American woman who met and Married X M na Soviet citizen in UR 2. American student X ? 3. American clergyzan J X 1 4. American tourist. ? I 5. American student or tourist X 6. American correspondent ”
“13-00000 i • / In three cases there was • lapse of several months between application and is same of the Soviet exit rise (five months in one ease, six in the second, are nine 1m the third). In another case the : Western husband was reluctant leave the USSR without hi”
“’ .Frankfuf/kein, Gwa.31.1Aucust/1962 An das s*. —*N -Ddrasilianische Konsulat ml "venFr-nkfurt-am Main.* ‘(Sncekstrasse-53 0 rem Sehirgeonrter Herr Konhuls . Im Rahmen unseres Auswanderungsprogramms fuer Fluechtlinge haben wir einige Personen, die an einer Auswanderung na”
“visitors to notify FBI in event they are contacted or learn of anyone, contacted by SBIS; ., (3) have a deterrent effect on persons interviewed; (4) produce positive intelligence information of interest to other government agencies. ].< Permanent resident aliens Prior to 12-”
“13-00000 / Party member married in the USSR and by prevailing upon the Italian Embassy| to hold up Italian visas for Soviet teamen, was able to arrange for his wife to accompany him to Italy. In two more of the cases, an American met his future wife on a visit to the USS”
“13-00000 / -2- parted alone. In one Mere of s the wife preceded her husband because he had been jailed a men er previously for violation of travel regulations, sod In the seven other eases the sequeme is not known. 3. The information in the third eralasure Mr. Meeker’”
“100000 502 Trafaction. Le titulaire du present, eltoyen... de L’UNION DES REPUBLIQUES SOVIETIQUES SOCIALISTES Valentin LOGUNOV, J Troisiema Secretaire de l’Ambassade.de l’URSS I. au Mexique, se rend 4 l’€tranger AV NOM DE L'UNION "0 ;o00 : DES rSPUBUQUES SOVIETIQUE”
“Frankfurt/Hain W jrlusust 1962/2) Andasneixa.kse-vee KKonsulativon Kolumbien: Frankfu rt anthein syt -A Rauptbainhor 10% Sefirgeehrter Herr Konsultcauz e* JIm Snahmen unse res Aus anderungsprogramms lduo-s Fluechtlinge haben nr omwir einige Personen, die :an eine r. Ausw”
“Betr. Eimanderungsvisum C TRCCLan N3 10 Friends of AmericanFreedom CONSYLADO GENERAL DE CHILE Frankfurt/Main is Wendelsweg t4n Telt: 66.73 46 Russian Unterlaner fur diesErteilung eines Visums - 1) Reisepass. Die Cultigkertsdauer darf fruhestens 12 Menate nach der■ Visu”
“foreign spouses abroad were based on a review of 26 cases, of which 10 involved Americans.. In only four of on these cases did a Soviet wife leave the USSR in the company of her foreign husband; in 14 of the cases the foreign spouse departed alone; and in the remaining seven ”
“13-00000 / In three cases there was a lapse of several months between appli cation and issuance of the Soviet exit visa (five months in one case,/ six in the second, and nine in the third). In another case the Western husband was reluctant to leave the USSR without his § ”
“14-00000 "easy in this case because OSWALD was already living- and working in the Soviet Union. It would be more difficult, of course, with tourists or others who are in the Soviet Union only for a short period and want to marry Soviet citizens.”* Asked whether it is not un”
“13-00000 SEGAET / . 1 - - • '6. In response to a question from Mr. Slawsom I stated that most of the 26 cases upon which we based our statements involved foreign 'students, exchange teachers and other relatively transient persons, and while a number of cases have certain ”
“of Station, London 17 May 1950 Lialoon/JAGUAR/REDJAP Soviet Delegations to the U.K. 43- CHEEKY ONEL MARRED FOR INDEXING NO INDEXING REQUIRED INDDING CAN IN RIDGED: BY QUALIFIED HG, DESK ONLE For information CELA-30519, 14 April 1960 LOND-2450, 16 May, 1960 Attached is the latest ”