Примери за използване на Long-stay на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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As you know, a long-stay visa allows the holder to reside in the Member State that has issued it.
Ultimately, the aim of the proposal is for long-stay visas to provide the same rights as those provided by a residence permit.
that the holders of long-stay visas have less freedom of movement within the Schengen area than people who have short-term visas.
Today's holder of a long-stay visa or a residence permit might be tomorrow's illegal migrant,
It is illogical that many holders of long-stay visas have considerably less freedom of movement in the Schengen area than those who have short-term visas.
apply for a residence permit the Foreigner should initially obtain a long-stay visa.
For visits of longer than 90 days, a long-stay visa or residence permit is required.
However, there has been a recent trend in Member States not to convert long-stay visas into residence permits upon arrival.
the proposal shortens the period of validity for long-stay visas.
To find out more on our current policy on long-stay prices and discounts, please contact us through phone/e-mail or directly approach us at the reception desk!
Long-stay visa' means an authorisation
Under the Schengen Convention, the holder of a long-stay visa is not currently entitled to freedom of movement;
On behalf of the EFD Group.- Mr President, the report proposes that Member States may issue long-stay visas for up to 12 months for third-country nationals which will be recognised by other states within the Schengen group.
As a result, it seems to us absurd that citizens who are from outside the EU but who possess long-stay visas provided by one of the States which are party to the Schengen Agreement may not move freely within this area.
It is a good thing that a foreigner who holds a long-stay visa granted by a Member State is able to travel to other Member States for at least three months within a period of six months, and on the basis of the same conditions as the holder of a residence permit.
Indeed, to allow holders of a long-stay visa, that is to say, one lasting more than six months,
it is better to refrain from using them in long-stay premises, for example,
which allow the holders of a long-stay visa to move freely within the Schengen area for the first three months.
obtain a long-stay visa that gets them to France,
I support the efforts made as part of this report to successfully extend the freedom of movement for holders of long-stay visas in the same way as that for holders of permits