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Citizens of Latvia who have the right to work in the expert profession of the field of protection of species and habitats (certified experts) and who want to work in the expert profession of the field of protection of species and habitats in foreign countries may need recognition of professional qualifications in a foreign state in which the person wishes to work. The Nature Protection Board shall issue a statement regarding the recognition of their professional qualifications in foreign states in the expert profession of the field of protection of species and habitats, which shall certify: 1. the right of a person to act in the profession of expert in the field of protection of species and habitats regulated in the Republic of Latvia, on the basis of an appropriate professional qualification; 2. the professional experience of a person in the Republic of Latvia in the profession of expert in the field of protection of species and habitats; 3. that a person has not been deprived or restricted from the right to pursue a regulated profession in the Republic of Latvia due to professional offences or criminal offences. The Nature Protection Board shall issue a certificate of recognition of professional qualifications in the regulated profession - an expert in the field of protection of species and habitats. In order to recognise professional qualifications acquired abroad in Latvia, the person must first turn to the Academic Information Centre (www.aic.lv) (hereinafter - AIC), in which the educational and professional qualification documents submitted by the person are compared with the requirements specified in the Republic of Latvia for obtaining professional qualifications in the relevant regulated-yes profession. The AIC shall prepare a statement regarding the conformity of the educational and professional qualifications of the applicant with the requirements specified in the Republic of Latvia (hereinafter - a statement of the information institution) and the submission of the applicant with the documents attached thereto shall be forwarded for consideration and for the taking of a decision in the Nature Protection Board, for the taking of a decision regarding the recognition of professional qualifications. If a professional qualification is recognised as conforming in the Republic of Latvia, a vocational qualification certificate shall be issued. If a citizen of the European Union (hereinafter - EU) who performs a permanent professional activity in his or her country wishes to provide short-term services (in terms of limited duration, frequency and extent) in a profession regulated in Latvia, the procedure for the recognition of professional qualifications in the past should not be performed, but a declaration must be submitted to the Natural Protection Board. Citizens of Latvia who have the right to work in the expert profession of the field of protection of species and habitats (certified k-perti) and who want to work in the expert profession of the field of protection of species and habitats in foreign countries may need the necessary recognition of professional qualifications in the foreign state in which the person wishes to work. The Nature Protection Board shall issue a statement regarding the recognition of their professional qualifications in foreign states in the expert profession of the field of protection of species and habitats, which shall certify: 1. the right of a person to act as expert in the field of protection of species and habitats regulated in the Republic of Latvia, on the basis of an appropriate professional qualification; 2. the professional experience of a person in the Republic of Latvia in the profession of expert in the field of protection of species and habitats; 3. that a person has not been deprived or restricted from the right to pursue a regulated profession in the Republic of Latvia due to professional offences or criminal offences.
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