About passport system of foreign citizens in the caspian region
Аннотация
The article is devoted to the passport system of foreign citizens visiting Kaspipriti region, which was established on May 6, 1881. The Caspian region consisted of three generals, one in the provinces (Orenburg, Caucasus, Turkestan), and had some administrative independence. Caspian State Aktau, Krasnovodsk and Mangyshin regions. In 1882 "The Charter of the Kaspiplan Region Administration" was approved. Normative documents on the management of the Caspian region clearly defined the rights and obligations of the military and local administration of the country. At the end of the XIX-at the beginning of the 20th century, the number of foreign citizens in the Caspian region was 8, 146. The residence of foreign nationals in the Caspian region is carried out on a separate basis. All foreigners arriving in the Caspian region are collected information once a year by the relevant authorities. In the project of the Governor-General of Turkistan on September 20, 1900, the head of the Kaspiykori regional administration (No8562) has developed regulations on the transfer and residence of foreigners to the Turkestan, Bukhara and Khiva khanates. Every foreigner must have a residence permit and a residence permit. The following documents were submitted when the local and police authorities requested them. The rules for the entry and stay of foreign citizens in the country, at the end of 1893, the head of the Caspian region, Lieutenant A.N. Kuropatkin's letter was sent to the Iranian embassy in Ashgabat by the order of the Border Officer in Kaspiy-Darya Region, No. 600, dated September 10, 1909, petition # 9651 of the governorship of the Turkestan General Governor, Article 217 of the Statute on Passports, Turkestan General Governor's letter to V. Sakharov, analyzed on the basis of Central State archive materials of Uzbekistan. Also, the visit to Turkestan One of the foreign tourists scientists Hans-German Count Shvaynittsning scientific cruises in the background illuminated some aspects of the results. The development of the legal framework for the entry and exit of foreign nationals in the Caspian Sea and the improvement of the passport system have played an important role not only in the socio-economic development of the region, but also throughout the region.