[MSR of St. Andre]

[MSR of St. Andre]

Are you a foreign diplomat or government official?
If you are a diplomatic envoy or government official of a foreign country, it is important to comply with visa regulations thoroughly. Compliance to the established processes assures good relations with St. Andre and lends prestige to the official and his or her home country. Providing a copy or link to letters of credence to both the Customs and Immigration Office (through the V-2 form) and to the Department of State speeds up the process exponentially. The President and Department of State have the power to instant visas with letters of credence having been immediately provided.

Looking to visit or reside in St. Andre?
There are two ways to get a visa for visiting or residing in St. Andre.
 - V-1A, if you are in St. Andre for business, commerce, trade, and/or finance-related purposes.
 - V-1B, if you are in St. Andre to visit the country on vacation or other purposes other than commercial or business. If you are looking to reside in St. Andre, that means you want to be able to participate in St. Andre without voting rights or right to participate in the National Congress. Can't enlist to serve in the military forces of the Most Serene Republic.

Looking to become a citizen of St. Andre?
Joining St. Andre as a citizen is a commitment that comes with many rights and responsibilities. Some identified responsibilities are political (expected to participate in politics) and/or military (expected to serve in the military or in the state or civil defense volunteer service).
 - C-1, Citizenship Form.

[Benjamin Meir]

The following nations and their citizens are exempt from the visa process. Please note that identity papers are still required for identity verification.

• Empire of the Alexandrians
• Commonwealth of Hamland
• Island Federation of Gong and Jingdao
• Republic of Mercury
• Bovic Tapferite Empire of the Natopian Nation
• Realm of Passio-Corum