Nikolian Border Guard
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| Nikolian Border Guard Granična straža Nikolije Nikolskie Straż Graniczna | |
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 Logo of the Nikolian Border Guard | |
 Crest of the Nikolian Border Guard | |
| Abbreviation | GSN/NSG |
| Agency overview | |
| Formed | December 12, 2002 |
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| Jurisdictional structure | |
| National agency | NIK |
| Operations jurisdiction | NIK |
| Governing body | Ministry of Internal Affairs |
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| Operational structure | |
| Headquarters | Carigrad, Nikolia |
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| Agency executive |
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| Facilities | |
| Helicopters | Maksimov Ma-36, Maksimov Ma-22 |
| Airplanes | Kaminski KaF-345 |
| Website | |
| gs.mup.prv.nk | |
The Nikolian Border Guard (Serbian:Granična straža Nikolije; Mazurian: Nikolskie Straż Graniczna) is Nikolian border protection agency, subordinate of Ministry of Internal Affairs responsible for frontline border control at air, sea and land points of entry. Even though Border Guard officers are not police officers, a certain number of designated Border Guard officers have legal right to bear arms and detain suspects for up to 3 hours. The agency was founded in 2002 after merging Nikolian Border Police and Nikolian Coast Guard, while the Nikolian Customs Authority was reformed into the Customs and Revenue Service, providing jurisdiction of customs control to the Nikolian Border Guard.