Примери за използване на Long-term residence permit на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Most of them apply for Russian citizenship or,at the very least, long-term residence permit.
The procedure for obtaining a long-term residence permit passes through the issuance of a visa(type"D").
A foreigner to whom aVisa“D” has been issued, may apply for Long-term residence permit.
The so-called“Long-term residence permit” is required, which is to be obtained from the Embassy of the Republic of Croatia in Sofia.
(2) Upon any subsequent application by a foreigner for a long-term residence permit on the same grounds, the following shall be submitted.
Consulting, preparation andcompiling of the necessary documents for issuance of a long-term residence permit;
A Long-term Residence Permit- The initial period authorised is 5 years, with a possibility of renewal after the submission of an application.
Depending on the circumstances on the basis of which a long-term residence permit is required, different types of documents are required.
The long-term residence permit needs to be modified accordingly in order to safeguard against refoulement.
If you have resided lawfully andcontinually in Bulgaria for 5 years you may apply for a long-term residence permit in the European Union.
The necessary documents for the long-term residence permit must be submitted to the Migration Directorate at least 7 days before the expiry of the visa.
No, unfortunately(for you in this case),marrying with Bulgarian citizen will only provide you the opportunity to obtain long-term residence permit in the country.
This limitation on the duration of stay applies until receipt of a long-term residence permit from the Migration Directorate of the Ministry of Interior….
I did so because I believe that it is important to guarantee refugees the same rights as citizens from third countries who hold a long-term residence permit.
The application for obtaining a long-term residence permit must be fi led before the Migration Directorate not later than 7 days prior to the expiration of the term of the long-stay visa.
Whether, under what circumstances andafter what period of legal residence refugees are granted a long-term residence permit is a matter for the Member States to decide and must not be dictated by the EU.
The so-called“Long-term residence permit” is required, which is to be obtained from the Embassy of the Republic of Croatia in Sofia.
In some specific case,workers in other countries-members of the EU can receive a long-term residence permit in Bulgaria on labor reasons, and valid for one year, where it could be renewed later.
Only upon arrival to the country of destination will the applicant be able to lodge an asylum application with the responsible authorities, andonly if this application is accepted will the EU Member State concerned deliver a long-term residence permit.
(1) A foreigner who has received a long-term residence permit in another European Union member-state may receive a long-term residence permit in the Republic of Bulgaria.
Upon termination of a marriage on the grounds of divorce ordeath the offices of administrative control of foreigners can issue a one-time single prolonged residence permit to a foreigner that has been granted prolonged or long-term residence permit based on par.
The Foreign Nationals Act provides for specifi c grounds for obtaining a long-term residence permit by Foreigners who have been granted long-term residence permit in a member state of the European Union.
EU long-term residence permit is issued for non-European nationals who have stayed in Poland continuously and legally for at least five years directly prior to applying for this permit, and who have health insurance and a stable source of income in Poland.
Therefore, Member States will have to include a comment in the long-term residence permit and will be obliged to consult the Member State that granted protection in cases of possible expulsion.
Pursuant to Article 28 of the Convention, the document‘Stateless person foreign-travel certificate', which is both an identity document and a travel document, will be issued to persons to whom the Republic of Bulgaria has granted status of stateless person andhaving permanent or long-term residence permit on the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria.
A time period of up to seven days,during which reasons brooking no delay made it impossible for the foreigner to submit documents for the grant of a long-term residence permit, and during which the said foreigner did not leave the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria, shall not be treated as interruption.
Pursuant to Article 27 of the Convention, the identity document('Stateless person foreign-travel certificate') shall be issued to stateless persons, who have been granted this status on the territory of theRepublic of Bulgaria and having permanent or long-term residence permit in accordance with the national legislation of the Republic of Bulgaria.
The proposal for a directive amends another directive from 2003 so as to allow beneficiaries of international protection as well(refugees in particular)to be granted the right to be eligible for a long-term residence permit within the EU if the relevant person has already lived legally in the EU for at least five years.
The European Council, at its special meeting in Tampere on 15 and 16 October 1999, stated that the legal status of third-country nationals should be approximated to that of Member States' nationals andthat a person who has resided legally in a Member State for a period of time to be determined and who holds a long-term residence permit should be granted in that Member State a set of uniform rights which are as near as possible to those enjoyed by citizens of the European Union.
The guiding approach to the rights of third country nationals residing legally in the EU was given in 1999 in the Tampere European Council conclusions,namely that third-country nationals who had resided legally in a Member State for a period of time and holding a long-term residence permit should be granted in that Member State a set of uniform rights which are near as possible to those enjoyed by citizens of the EU.