| The “Visa” directive: past and present Ph. De Bruycker (ULB, Institute of European Studies) |
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| The Belgian situation | |
| Session 1 - Entering in Belgium with a scientific visa | |
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The modus operandi of the scientific visa in Belgium Mr Jacques Goriya (Federal Immigration Office) |
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Problems and advantages of the visa Ms Brigitte Ernst (University of Liège) |
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A positive viewpoint on the scientific visa Ms Nathalie Orban (University of Louvain-la- Neuve) |
| Session 2 - Staying in Belgium with a scientific visa | |
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The Embassies and the scientific visa Mr Edmond Vanhonsebrouck (Federal Public Service Foreign Affairs) |
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The experience of a research centre Ms Marijke Lein (VIB) |
| Some european best practice | |
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Background thoughts on the Directive 2005/71 Ms Fiona Kinsman (DG Home, EC) |
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The current situation of the scientific visa in Europe Ms Anna Kádár (DG RTD, EC) and Mr Stefaan Hermans (DG RTD, EC) |
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Implementing the scientific visa in France Ms Loredana Tassone-Mary (FNAK - France) |
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The implementation of the visa in Germany Professor Kay Hailbronner (Germany) |
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The Irish experience on the Host Agreement Ms Magdalena Wislocka (Ireland) |
| Where do we go from here? | |
| Discussion with the audience on the future of the scientific visa implementation in Europe and Belgium | |
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