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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGERS REGULATIONS

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Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 61.1 — ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGERS REGULATIONS

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGERS

SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION 61.01

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGERS

REGULATIONS

27th August, 1935

GOVERNMENT NOTICE 331 of 1935.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 61.1 — ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGERS REGULATIONS

The title of these Regulations is Arrival and Departure of

Passengers Regulations.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 61.1 — ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGERS REGULATIONS

Any alien arriving in these Islands as a passenger shall

present his passport to the Police on board the ship and obtain a

landing card. The landing card shall be shown to the Police at the

gangway. Before landing, a British subject shall show his passport

to the Police, at the gangway.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 61.1 — ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGERS REGULATIONS

Any passenger irrespective of nationality shall show his

passport to the Police at the Custom House. Aliens shall surrender

their landing cards to the Police and British subjects shall have

their names checked with the passengers list.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 61.1 — ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGERS REGULATIONS

Aliens in transit wishing to land in Malta are also required

to obtain landing cards from the Police on board the ship.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 61.1 — ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGERS REGULATIONS

Passengers proceeding on board a ship for departure shall

pass through the passport office at the Custom House and have

their passports stamped with a departure stamp.

On arrival at the ship passengers shall present their

passports to the Police at the top of the gangway.

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