Summary.
Law 216 establishes passport benefits for people without a valid passport in the circumstances specified in the law. It governs proof of eligibility and payment for the passport.
What it covers.
- Passport benefits for people without a valid passport in the specified circumstances.
- Documentation establishing eligibility.
- Payment of the passport cost.
Who it applies to.
- People without a valid passport participating in technical or scientific research missions or sports, cultural, or educational events.
- People without a valid passport with urgent health needs or humanitarian reasons.
- Competent public entities.
Key points.
- The law provides passport benefits to people without a valid passport who participate in the specified missions or events, or who have urgent health needs or humanitarian reasons.Art. 1
- Competent public entities individually require documentation establishing eligibility.Art. 2
- The relevant public entity, according to its competence, or the beneficiary covers the cost of the passport.Art. 3
- The law amends Article 33 of Law 32 of April 23, 2013.Art. 4, Art. 5
Validity and changes.
- Law 32 of April 23, 2013Art. 4, Art. 5: amends Article 33