Article 2

1. Nationals of the State of either Party holding valid diplomatic or service (official) passports appointed to a diplomatic mission or a consular office or a mission of their States to an international organization, located in the territory of the State of the other Party, shall be exempted from the requirement of obtaining visas for entry into the territory of the State of the other Party. Upon entry into the territory of the State of the other Party they shall be subject to accreditation within a period of 14 days on request from the relevant diplomatic mission and in accordance with the domestic legislation of the State of the Receiving Party. Such persons shall be issued multiple-entry visas for the period of their accreditation.

2. The rules governing entry, exit and stay, specified in this Article shall also apply to spouse of the persons, referred to in this Article, and also their minor children, incapacitated children of lawful age and dependent parents, who reside with them and hold valid diplomatic or service (official) passports or, in case of minor children, are included in the diplomatic or service (official) passport of their father or mother.