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8670/2/00 REV 2 Kea/FC/Jt 1 DG HI COUNCIL OF COUNCIL OF Brussels, 28 August 2000 (18.09) THE EUROPEAN UNION (OR. es) 8670/2/00 REV 2 LIMITE FRONT 25 COMIX 410 NOTE from : General Secretar at to : Front ers Working Party No prev. doc. 9945/4/99 REV 4 FR.NT 5 C.0I1 121 Subject : .perat onal nstruct ons for ssuing visas at the border to seamen n trans t who are subject to visa re62 rements Anne8 II: 9 st of deta ls on contact points at border cross ngs Austr a : pages 2 to 6 :elg um : page 7 France : pages 8 to 13 Germany : pages 14 to 19 Greece : page 20 Italy : pages 21 to 26 928embourg : page 27 Netherlands : pages 28 to 30 Portugal : pages 31 to 36 Spa n pages 37 to 42 8670/2/00 REV 2 kea/FC/jt 1 DG H I EN OVERVIEW OF CONTACT POINTS AT BORDER CROSSINGS AUSTRIA AIRPORTS )raz,Thalerhof Gendarmer e :order Dept. Tel: +43-316-291017 8073 Feldkirchen Fa8: +43-316-296227-19 Inns1ruc3,4rane1itten Customs Guard Dept. 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