Sentences with phrase «right of permanent residence»

It is quite possible that the UK Government will extend this charge to EU workers who do not have rights of permanent residence once the UK leaves the EU.

British and other EU citizens who have lawfully resided in another Member State for five years have acquired a right of permanent residence, subject to conditions, in that State under EU law.

For those who have lived in their host state for more than five years, their right of permanent residence, which gives them a right to social assistance if necessary, will continue provided they do not spend more than five years continuously abroad.

The second paragraph raises the bar, requiring «serious» grounds of public policy or public security for those Union citizens having gained the right of permanent residence.

In principle this could grant him a right of permanent residence on the basis of article 16 (1) of the Citizens Directive.

The Advocate - General (AG) claims to be «surprised» by the position of both the referring Court and Mr Gusa himself ruling out the possibility that he has acquired a right of permanent residence.

In the run - up to the judgment, Advocate - General Wathelet caused some consternation in his opinion with his preliminary observations on the right of permanent residence.

However, it means that if a Union citizen wants the UK to recognize that they have a right of permanent residence, they have to prove retrospectively that their last five years have been both in the UK, and in compliance with the terms of the Citizenship directive.

The right of permanent residence fee (RPLF) was a whopping $ 975 per person, the initial fee for a humanitarian application was $ 1,100 and there were additional fees.

Since the length of residence gives rise to the presumption that the Union citizen is integrated within the host Member State, Directive 2004/38 provides that a right of permanent residence shall be acquired after a continuous period of five years.