Individuals invited by Special Court will not have a visa problem

In addition to calls for an interview, the Specialised Prosecutor's Office, in its invitations to the former members of U. CKU has explained to them how they can go to The Hague, since Kosovars cannot travel visa-free to EU countries.

The isolation for Kosovars, due to non-visa liberalisation, has added work to the Special Tribunal for Kosovo, which has already started his work at The Hague.

The Specialised Prosecutor's Office will have to deal with visa work for the former U divisions CK therefrom and other individuals who will travel to The Hague to be part of this process.

The statement on invitations sent to a former group of UCKA participants, including former senior commanders of this Kosovo Liberation Military Group, has informed them of how they could be equipped with visas to the Netherlands.

Be aware that Kosovo residents are generally required to travel to Holland”, writes at the ZPOCE invitation to former UCKA members, one of which has provided the Express.

This is highlighted in this letter paper.

On the other hand, it explains that the “Specialised Prosecutor's Office is ready to help you with logistical preparations and to provide the necessary” documents.

To ensure timely performance of procedures regarding travel, Specialised Prosecutor's Office, each former member of The KLAHA which is not equipped with a visa will have to send a scand electronic copy of the passport.

This copy should have reached at least twenty-one days before your presentation date at The Hague”, says the SPS document, giving away contact formats with this office to conduct relevant procedures.

There is no indication of which embassy will supply visas to these people, even though the Netherlands Embassy in Pristina, within its office does not perform visa services at all.

In addition to visas, the Specialised Prosecutor's Office reports former KLA members called for interviewing in January 2019, that this office strips them of all travel spending, accommodation and wages for staying in The Hague.

The Express newspaper reported during the ZPSI invitation day, as well as the quality they have been invited to do in the process.

At the end of one of the pages of this document, members of the U CK's got another warning.
The non-representation of these documents required will be considered disobedience. As a result, the Specialised Prosecutor's Office may require specialised Chambers to take measures that force obedience to this order”, says the call of the Specialised Prosecutor's Office of the Special Chambers for Kosovo.

Otherwise, so far it is known that such a call has taken at least five important UCKA figures, out of a total of 7 have been confirmed.