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b)Netherlands.
     Dutch citizens are required to apply for WHP visas at the Embassy of the ROK in the
2.3) Each Signatory may issue up to a maximum of one hundred (100) WHP visas or
residence permits each year. For the convenience of the applicants, each Signatory will make the
number of issued WHP visas or residence permits publicly available via the official website of its
Embassy located in the territory of the other country.
2.4) Applicants may be interviewed when necessary by representatives of each Signatory to
determine their eligibility for the grant of a WHP visa or a residence permit.
2.5) Each Signatory may:
(i) refuse to issue a WHP visa or residence permit to any applicant whom it may consider
undesirable, consistent with its national laws and regulations;
(ii) refuse the entry into its territory of any applicant whom it may consider undesirable,
consistent with its national laws and regulations; and
(iii) remove from its territory any participant who has obtained entry under the WHP but
whom it may consider undesirable, consistent with its national laws and regulations.
2.6) Each Signatory will grant the participants permission to reside in the ROK or in the
Netherlands for a period of up to a maximum of twelve (12) months. During this period
participants are allowed to leave and re-enter the respective countries and to engage in
employment and/or study as an incidental activity of their holidays.
2.7) Participants will be required to comply with the respective laws and regulations of the
ROK or the Netherlands and not to engage in employment that is contrary to the purpose of the
WHP. Specifically, participants are not allowed to engage in activities in sex-related industries.
2.8) Employment in a profession is dependent upon the recognition of qualifications and any
rules of registration of the host country for practice in that profession.
2.9) Each Signatory will assist the other Signatory in organizing the departure of participants
who no longer have permission to remain in that country.
2.10) Where a participant:
(i) has entered a Signatory’s country under the WHP and;
(ii) is to be removed or deported from that country by the Signatory; and
(iii) cannot or will not provide travel documents to the Signatory, that Signatory may request
the other Signatory to provide travel documents for that person. The other Signatory will seek to
provide those travel documents within seven (7) days of this request, verifying that the person
concerned is a national of its country.
3. SUSPENSION
Either Signatory may suspend on the basis of reciprocity the foregoing provisions, in whole or
in part, temporarily, for reasons of public policy including public security, order and health. Any
such suspension, and the lifting thereof, will be notified immediately to the other Signatory
through diplomatic channels.
4. AMENDMENT
Amendments to this MoU may be negotiated between the two Signatories at any time. These
amendments will be concluded in written form, which will come into effect on the date of
signature.
5. RESOLUTION OF DIFFERENCES
Any question that might arise with regard to the interpretation, application or possible suspension
of this MoU will be resolved by the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of the ROK and the
Netherlands by means of consultations through diplomatic channels.
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