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 4070 THE AMERICAN EMBASSY, Copenhagen. The American Embassy to the Danish Ministry for ForeignAffairs AMERICAN EMBASSY No. 142 Copenhagen, Denmark, July 8, 1947 The American Embassy presents its compliments to the Royal Ministry for Foreign Affairs and has the honor to acknowledge the receipt of the Ministry's note verbale (A. Journal Nr. 36 . D. 57. a .) of July 7, 1947. It is noted with satisfaction that according to a decree issued by the Ministry of Justice on June 27, 1947, visas are no longer required for citizens of the United States of American visit- ing Denmark. Note has also been taken of the fact that this decree does not affect the length of stay in the country and that application must be made to the competent Danish authorities if the stay exceeds three months or if the visitor wishes to take employment in Denmark. The United States Government in view of the above action regard- ing requirements for United States citizens proceeding to Denmark, has authorized its consular offices to issue to non-immigrant Danish subjects, other than officials, visas valid for any number of entries into the United States and its possessions during the period of 24 months from the date of issuance, provided they hold valid Danish passports and continue to maintain non-immigrant status. The period of validity of the visa relates to the period within which the visa is used for presentation at a port of entry and not to the length of stay in the United States, which is a matter for determination by the immigration or other appropriate authorities. The provisions of the agreement of July 1925 [1] relative to the waiver of visa fees for non-immigrants continue in effect. CTS ROYAL MINISTRY FOR FOBEIGN AFFAIRS Copenhagen,Denmark Not printed INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS OTHER THAN TREATIES [62 STAT. country, an application to that effect must be submitted to the com- petent Danish authorities. COPENHAGEN, July 7th, 1947.

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