US Military Staff Can Now Enter Ecuador Without a Visa or Permit
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Ecuador reinforces the anti-drug struggle alongside the U.S. with warships and troops without visa requirements. See the scope of these military operations.
Quito. Members of the U.S. armed forces, civilian employees of the Department of War, foreign companies contracted or subcontracted by that unit and their non-Ecuadorian workers will be able to enter without the need for official permits and will have immunity for any judicial action, following the ministerial agreement of the government of Daniel Noboa, which is supported by the Statute of the Forces (SOFA) between Quito and Washington.
U.S. personnel who arrive in Ecuador to work in security work can stay for up to 180 days in the country with a special immigration record. They will also have immunity for actions of a judicial nature.
Orlando Pérez Members of the U.S. armed forces, civilian employees of the Department of War, foreign companies hired or subcontracted by that unit and their non-Ecuadorian workers will be able to enter without the need for official permits and will have immunity for any judicial action, following the ministerial agreement of the government of Daniel Noboa, which is supported by the Statute of the Forces (SOFA) between Quito and Washington.
Ministerial Agreement regulates temporary entry of U.S. military and contractors into Ecuador The Government of Ecuador, through an agreement of the Ministry of the Interior, established new rules for the entry and temporary stay of military, civilian and U.S. Department of Defense contractors, within the framework of the bilateral instrument on [...] Entry <font color="#0ac600">Ecuador</font> The government enabled U.S. personnel to enter the …
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