Freedom of movement: Difference between revisions

In the island of [[Saint Martin (island)|Saint Martin]], divided between [[Sint Maarten]] (part of the [[Kingdom of the Netherlands|Netherlands]]) and the [[Collectivity of Saint Martin]] (part of France), freedom of movement is allowed between both halves of the island as stated in the 1648 [[Treaty of Concordia]]. It is possible that this may have influenced the development of a common identity in the island, which has led to [[Unification of Saint Martin|a proposed unification of it]].<ref>{{cite news|url=http://houseofnehesipublish.com/sxm/2004/12/25/the-reunification-of-st-martin-a-pipe-dream-or-an-inevitable-choice-by-fabian-adekunle-badejo/|title=The reunification of St. Martin: A pipe dream or an inevitable choice?|first=Fabian Adekunle|last=Badejo|publisher=House of Nehesi Publishers|date=25 December 2004}}</ref>

 

* [[Border control]]

* [[Freedoms of the air]]

* [[Hypermobility (travel)]]

* [[Leave to enter]]

* [[Right of asylum]]

* [[Right of return]]