“4-00000 Bean 0 PR Prisoty 0.9 @ 3Hard 15 request regcy CO B 129 JM-r , R . - .4 6 Best. 15. No. 247 ** .‘ ’ j on* La Embajada de la Union de RepGblicas Socia- LA%** listas Sovieticas saluda muy atentamente Ia Em- bajada de los Estados Unidos de Americ”
“EXPEDITION pa. DOCUMB TO GRACION. BUCARELI 99, MEXICO, D. F. BELLO DE LA 1— BPICIA EKPE- 2 .—the tourist can only remain in Mexico for the time BIDDRA BEL 0- authorized by this permit and may not engage in any work ©mare nor carry on any activity for gain or remuneration. ”
“to whether he was sending enough people to the USSR . to make the trip really worthwhile, he said that he had sent only five people there so far this year, but that he thought travel to the Soviet Union was definitely going to pick up. He said that LOGINOV , who has been the”
“14-00000 1’ Note 0T8 ods s‘ (,> an,r0le lornolitecs Pnese.so 767. AU v- weed for .4 ■ ■ • " S.acief foh h yens n.stiion if geovegueort an.15 9. Pane the hoc of .-, visit .•fid el.c finterar B*ica A: a rule. i s*---4eo.ue. fir teasellers by goon**-* him: an fr.nt.l ,* '-”
“en aucun cas, depasser 5 (einq) jours a partir de la date de son entrbe depasser 5 (einq) jours a partir de la date de son entree dans le pays. dans le pays. 3. Il ne pourra exercer aucune activite autre que celle de 3. Il ne pourra exercer aucune activite autre que calle de t”
“( Jem VISAS VISAS i at the Sty at the Sritih Emb. I Mexico City, Consular Section Co City. Consular Section • .... .. 00416 ...... .... wood for a single journey to Go for * ting rey to INCR within AMAIC three monch of date hereof spree months € hereof if passport.rer”
“published in an *»/- article entitled "La Embajada Misteriosa" (The Mysterious Embassy) in the newspaper El Sol de Mexico. / "The strange thing is that the Soviet embassy is one of those with the largest staff but with the least to do. Those branches that have contact with t”
“14-00000 C A Ih rson’s nation i! passport .hicicil., set ** the date of his departure frets the 5R. A Soviet tourist visa is vali to entry in t - s I: and exit during the time specified .ml is v.stic • ting the cities enumerated in the visa. A tourist ■ ■ in and leaves t”
“The tourist need not apply to the Soviet Consulate in person, as the tourist firm will take care of the matter. Citizens of Bulgaria, Hungary, the German Democrat- : ic Republic, the Democratic Republic of Viet-Nam, the Chinese People’s Republic, the Korean People’s Demo-1 ”
“!. P e .COB )RE: PROJECT HUNTER 8. Any traffic from or. to U. S. Students in Mosoow)or to v. s. persons who were former, students in Moscow. 9. Any traffic between U. S. persons- who are with a current exposition or a previous exposition in the USSR. 92 % on « 1 ”
“5)3 Le titulaire du present, c Ito yc n...o de L’UNION DES RPUBLIQUES SOVIRTIQUES SOCIALISTES Alexandra L0331 ! eous2..d. Tx sisme Socretaire.de -1Lmbassa de Lde l’URSS au Mexi qu-Ad 029 12508320 2% se rend a Mtrangcr _eye mon.f 1s. Dmitri, ne en. 1959 . AU NOM DE L’UNI”
“14-00000, 4 *1 erv* 6 Travel Fy. To. Message Sent Message Date: FR/To U.S./Venezuela Caracas/Miami 10 March 1964 REMARKS: 1 Week tourist visa provided he has reentry to U.S. U.S.Venezuela "Caracas/M inmi 2 March 1967 REMARKS 30 day tourist visa is authroized at the req”
“100000 502 Trafaction. Le titulaire du present, eltoyen... de L’UNION DES REPUBLIQUES SOVIETIQUES SOCIALISTES Valentin LOGUNOV, J Troisiema Secretaire de l’Ambassade.de l’URSS I. au Mexique, se rend 4 l’€tranger AV NOM DE L'UNION "0 ;o00 : DES rSPUBUQUES SOVIETIQUE”
“ing this purpose of their trip) may bring spp-estiovig rifles. To make sure passage henic 6 unhindered, please register the foreign currency you have brought with you with the customs, which will issue you a pertinent suitifi.ste. It is prohibited to being f-e the U.S S.I.. S”
“14-00000 of » ©• G. Reas for E. Il* the U.S S.R., duration .a and itinerary Note Persons ausring for a trans- it visa thimech teU.5 €. must haver an * ■ "I transit visa of the .......... nlaid or through ... t. cd u,<,.i leaf • - 1 S S.K. 0 7. If minors undt 166 ye”
“visit Argentina and several other South American countries and return on one occaalon before October 17, 1968. 0. (Signature of Immigration Officer) Washington, D. C. (Authorising Office) Deputy ’Associate Commissioner, Travel Control ARRIVAL STAMP N 5 NATION & C.187.”
“13-00000 IC 3 COnuRRE THE TO CASE Cv CUT TRUIVEL PROCESS VISA 1. American woman who met and Married X M na Soviet citizen in UR 2. American student X ? 3. American clergyzan J X 1 4. American tourist. ? I 5. American student or tourist X 6. American correspondent ”
“14-00000 1' Zat on % ’I* Maurice Uh : : kanbankmint (ferecels Sophodaya, Kal “peete, S-;JI.H Square, along (erky Street, Sadovose Kalese, Aut.ress F'rospekt. Leninsky Prospe kt, past Moscow 1nisersts - the Loma Hits back tre the National. : Ven ‘@90 Avo,ln and Ro Sqcare”
“(« scla- -, 1 tives in the Soviet Union. Neither does it offer services in I towns where Intourist agencies are unavailable in such cases. apply to a Soviet consulate abroad. r = Under reciprocal agreements-between the Miviet Union and some other countries, no visas are nec”
“entregarlo a kas autoridades de Migration a su salida del pais; de no hacerlo asi. por causes imprevistas, de bero remitirlo por correo a: SECRETARIA DE GOBERNACION, DEPAPTAMENTO DE MIGRACION, BUCARELI 99, MEXICO, D. F. ESTE DOCUMENTO AUTORIZA A W TITULAR PARK INTERNAR- 2.— E”
“for a period not to exceed 5 (five) days (not renew- , Mexico for a period not t exceed 5 (five) days (mot renew. 144 able) starting from the date of his entry into the country. * able) starting from the date of his entry into the country. 3. Issued only for pleasure trips. 3.”
“WILSHER also would like to invite LOGINOV out to his house. LOGINOV says he can come by to pick up the the works visas. for Tivesa Tours Tours Wittcher 6 150055 10 ise 1267 P- 11712”
“that all reservations (of no longer than 24 hours’ stay in any given point of change) have been 36 made for him along the entire route through the U.S.S.R. and that the passenger has the right to enter the next contiguous country, . Health Certifestee . : . ‘»;•.«■. •:”
“ADVERTENCIAS ADVERTENCIAS 1. EL IMPUESTO UE CAUSA ESTE DOCUMENTO ES 1. EL IMPUESTO QUE CAUSA E DOCUMENTO ES DE $ 6.25. DE $ 6.25. - 2. Autoriza al titular a permanecer en Mexico 5 (cinco) diu ' 2. Autoriza al titular a permanecer en Mexico 5 (cineo) dias improrrogables, a par”
“a sort of a last minute decision, to go to Leningrad, and 13 I was told there is a minimum of 30 days before you can get a 24 visa. Now, to issue him a visa in two days for Russia, that 05 is very unusual, apparently, so they must have had some NW 50955 DocId:32277209 Page”
“Translation of a letter from Kira KOSOVSKA to LITA‘IL-9. Kira is the lfcof Anguel KOSOCSK1, who was a Second Secretary in the Bulgarian Embassy in Havana as of October 1965. They are now back in Sofia, Bulgaria. The letter was mailed from Bulgaria to Cuba, Good evening, Luis! H”
“ASYLUM USSR, Sa! PROCESSING WOULD TAKE 2-3 MONTHS, IMPLIED SOVEMB WOULD GIVE THEM LIVING EXPENSES In ul. MEXICO UNTIL THEN. TOLD THEN RETORU HEXT DAY FOR POSSIBLE HANDOUT. %***-!. 6 CCCFLRE1 . N.0-—wis-A 201 305 2”
“Soviet visas are issues free of charge usually withies a seven-day period from the time of application. to the Soviet ,Embassy or Consulate in the - tourist ' - own Country - The border points through which the tourist enters and leaves the Sovie * Union must be those indicat”
“14-00000 -7- VISA VISAS SEEN at the British Embassy t Mexico City, Consular Section Good..... for- .......... journey—to"• & sing’o............ 4. Ayilush Go IA N.A within three months of date hereof %N if passport remains valid. (V yrs or P a F n rtu o e ”
“St., NYC, as "independent travellers" in the Soviet Union for the year (U) $ 1936.1 60 36 0 1 1 3-Bureau (105-28333) (RM) I** 1 KICSsxara 1-New York (134-3315) E. - 128, 23 JUL ENG: rmv 37 th if rf 2-13 (5) - A 43 re 1: Pao Approved: 171s. ToSpecial I NW 88”
“14-00000 r 12. Some questions about visas could be put to Nosenko based on information provided in the book, Your Trip to the USSR (A Tourists Manual). The book is published by Foreign Languages Publication House, Moscow. Although there is no date of publication in this bo”
“Cuba must be approved in Mexico before they are issued in Habana.2 Field Comments 1. Cuban visas are often issued on a separate piece of paper and not stamped in the passport, so that the passport would not show that the bearer had travelled to Cuba. 2. This regulation was ”
“except in certain special cases. Persons not possessing visas would be prevented from leaving their aircraft, or would be HW 50955 DocId: 32424006 Page 4”
“visas except in certain special cases. Persons not possessing visas -would be prevented from leaving their aircraft, or would be ev/opm NW 50953 DocId: 32112623 Page 5”
“nil. Translation of a post card from Kira KOSOVSKA to LITAMIL-9. Kira is the wife of Anguel KOSOVSK’, who was a Second Secretary in the Bulgarian Embassy in Havana as of October 1965. They are now back in Sofia, Bulgaria. The card was mailed from Bulgaria to Cuba. Good morning,”
“vacation in ■.' .early June, but postponed the vacation when she learned her father was coming. (The implication, according to. Subject, was that KAZANTSEV’s trip. came about fairly suddenly.) What KAZANTSEV was most interested in talking .about, however, was the fact, he had”
“Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Rumania, Bulgaria or Albania % 5. Within the broad confines of the above, there will bo certain persons who the United States covioubly will not dcsiro to assist and there will bo othora whogo status in their country of residence after flight 1s su”
“except in certain special cases. Persons not possessing visas would be prevented from leaving their aircraft, or would be HW 50955 DocId: 32424014 Page 5”
“or trouble von The receptioaft •* he glad % • ••’ adsise years am Res render all the neresen’s assistance If Deere Are l’assing through Mostra if you are passing through Moscow and Fate only a day • is what we recommend you too see: I. Excursion As cer or t-omerist socik A”
“13-00000 —.gar • . J PRDET Ebhtl Ca. *4 26. 10 Sept. 1964 Acquaintances of the OSWALDa in Minsk. 27. 10 Sept. 1964 Financial aid for foreigners in the USSR. 28. 10 Sept. 1964 Secret training locations and procedures in the USSR. 29. 10 Sept. 1964 Rates of compensation”
“visitors to notify FBI in event they are contacted or learn of anyone, contacted by SBIS; ., (3) have a deterrent effect on persons interviewed; (4) produce positive intelligence information of interest to other government agencies. ].< Permanent resident aliens Prior to 12-”
“Translation of a letter from Kira KOSOTSKA to LITA‘IL-9Kira is the life of Anguel iOS08K1, who was a Second Secretary in the Bulgarian Embassy in Havana as of October 1965. They are now back in Sofia, Bulgaria, The letter was mailed from Bulgaria to Cuba. Good evening, Luis! Ho”
“14-00000 • 13, It would be useful to ask Nosenko his comments on the information on "Passports and Other Formalities" taken from the book, A Motorist’s Guide to the Soviet lining by Viktor Louin and his wife Jennifer Louin, The book was published in Moscow in 1967. Note”
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“Translation of a post card from Kira KOSOVSKA to LITAMIL-9. Kira i the wife of Anguel KOSOVSKI, who was a Second Secretary in the Bulgarian Embassy in Havana as of October 1965. They are now back in Sofia, Bulgaria. The card was mailed from Bulgaria to Cuba. Good morning, Luis: ”
“receipt of application at a Soviet consulate." 5”
“14-00000 P LIDACIONES EA VALIDATIONS IRS ALID FOR TRAVEL TO Rovalidado Revalidated o VALIDO PARA DIRIG Valdo hasta Valid until Director General THIS PASSPORT IS EE S Rovalidado. el Revalidated on Valldo hasta RT Valid until PO Director EP A SA Reval”
“y i x Jp ad Generalkonsulativon Bolivien Hamburg, 7.Sept. 1962 1 A* 5 74a An I 11 4 wrAmericanyFriends of Russianckreedom Incorporated - npohdor 1 "2*e . .5 3 ** Eie-s ro pees• PER ANKPURT /VAIN ,10 sEr 1962 2 Postrach, -5005 st % Erls- wh f- % 144* asm : 4 ”
“foreign spouses abroad were based on a review of 26 cases, of which 10 involved Americans.. In only four of on these cases did a Soviet wife leave the USSR in the company of her foreign husband; in 14 of the cases the foreign spouse departed alone; and in the remaining seven ”
“countries, sinoo all of then have rejected the political party presently holding sway thoro. As a result they are traveling on French, Goman, or other free country affidavits of identity or travel documents. Before e visa can be extended under the law, the travel documents”