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I want to move to another Member State to take a new job.
Article 45 TFEU enshrines the right of EU citizens to move to another Member State for work purposes.
Some wish to move to another Member State, so they apply for a residence permit.
They are surprised that the conditions for divorce have changed so dramatically, due to their decision to move to another Member State.
Moreover, this directive opens the possibility for long-term residents to move to another Member State in order to work or study, under harmonised conditions.
Successful applicants for the so-called Blue Card work permit, who are allowed to enter one Member State, will be permitted,after 18 months, to move to another Member State.
This rule enables persons who are dependent on care to move to another Member State whilst retaining their right to cash benefits for long-term care from their country of insurance.
All Member States should be alerted if a professional due to a disciplinary action or criminal conviction is no longer entitled to move to another Member State.
An equally significant aspect is the possibility for the victim to move to another Member State, receiving the information and assistance they need to start a new life, while continuing to benefit from protection measures.
That requires the managers of pension schemes to provide all relevant information for scheme members wishing to exercise their right to move to another Member State.
Article 22(1)(c) of Regulation 1408/71 provides that persons insured in one Member State have a right to move to another Member State to undergo treatment only if they have received prior au thorization from their sickness insurance institution.
Lack of jobs could conceivably generate an exodus of young people from Europe, butthe vast majority of young people who change countries to find work will probably choose to move to another Member State.
Dishonest companies that are deliberately breaking the law and have been convicted in a particular Member State tend to move to another Member State, where a new injunction is needed to stop the illegal activity in question.
And those individuals who have resided in a Member State for a certain amount of time will be in an advantageous position in comparison with those who come directly from their country of origin, should they wish to move to another Member State.
The persons concerned should have obtained a Form E 112, required where an insured person wishes to obtain authorisation to move to another Member State in order to receive medical care there, and the sickness insurance institutions in the States of residence refused to issue it retroactively.
In addition, common EU rules on the documents to be issued to asylum seekers will be proposed that would certify their identity andclearly state that they do not in principle have the right to move to another Member State.
In order to offer its services,an enterprise already established in one Member State may have to move to another Member State and mobilise its own inputs there: i.e. its staff, equipment or the business services of which it usually avails itself on its domestic market.
The proposal, similarly to Directive 2009/50/EC, does not cover EU citizens,third-country nationals who are EU long-term residents and want to move to another Member State, seasonal workers nor posted workers.
Nevertheless, the proposal for a directive merely aims to allow them to move to another Member State when they are posted there by an employer based in their country of normal residence. This means that their scope for movement is limited to the duration of their posting and only to the Member State to which they were posted.
The European Protection Order may be issued at the request of persons under protection if they decide to move to another Member State, or if they simply wish to spend time there.
Extending the provisions of the Long-Term Residents Directive to beneficiaries of international protection is also expected to alleviate the burden oncertain Member States by allowing those persons, under certain conditions, to move to another Member State.
This is also, I believe, an innovative proposal which fits into the context of the growing internationalisation of education,especially the recognition of students' right to move to another Member State to continue their studies, after previously being admitted into a first European Union Member State. .
In this regard, if the emphasis were placed solely on the mobility of EU nationals, that is to say on their freedom to move to another Member State, it could be claimed, quite aptly, that Community law does not guarantee a family member a right of residence in the host Member State of a migrant Union citizen where the family relationships.
This is not itself a solidarity measure,but it may provide some help in easing the pressure on certain Member States if a number of recognised beneficiaries choose to move to another Member State under certain conditions.
From the second time that an EU Blue Card holder and, where applicable, his family members, make use of the possibility to move to another Member State pursuant to this Article,"first Member State" shall be understood as meaning the Member State from where the person concerned moves and"second Member State" as meaning the Member State to which he is applying to reside.
Take organisational measures, particularly in terms of academic calendars, to enable teachers to move to another country, normally on a short-term basis,without disrupting the academic year in their home establishment;they judge to be appropriate to make it easier for teachers and trainers to move to another Member State, and in particular to. .
EU Blue Card" means the authorisation bearing the term“EU Blue Card” entitling its holder to reside andwork legally in its territory and to move to another Member State for highly qualified employment under the terms of this Directive;
Preservation of acquired pension rights for members who move to another Member State.
Harmonised validity periods and medical examination rules will give more legal certainty for many Europeans who move to another Member State.
However, they may also be third-country nationals legally residing in a Member State and having the right to work,provided that they may move to another Member State.