Examples of using Single permit in English and their translations into Slovak
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Official
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Medicine
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
may not, qualify for a single permit.
Today, the European Commission decided to refer Belgium to the Court of Justice of the EU for failing to fully implement the Single Permit Directive(Directive 2011/98/EU).
An agreement was recently reached in the Council and Parliament on the Single Permit Directive that will bring a degree of legislative harmonisation to admission procedures.
To enter and reside in the territory of the Member State issuing the single permit, provided that the holder meets all admission requirements in accordance with national law;
Member States shall issue the single permit using the uniform format as laid down in Regulation(EC)
not modifying or not renewing, suspending or withdrawing the single permit on the basis of criteria specified in national or community law.
Moreover a single permit avoids the risk of creating discrepancies between two separate permits
One step forward would be agreement on the proposal for a directive on a single permit which provides for a common set of rights for third country workers residing legally in a Member State.
suspending or withdrawing a single permit shall be open to challenge before the courts of the Member State concerned.
The single permit is to take the harmonized format of the residence permit for third-country nationals in accordance with Regulation(EC)
The draft directive on the single permit for third-country nationals was rejected in plenary:
the one hand and the single application procedure/single permit on the other- are concerned they both target better migration management through a fair approach.
to modify or to renew the single permit if the applicant fulfils the requirements specified in national law.
In this regard, the single permit voted upon can provide a way to manage entries
seasonal workers and a single permit for third-country nationals to reside and work in the EU.
The main issues on which the positions of the two institutions still differ are the question of an additional document to be issued together with the single permit, the transfer of pension rights
third-country national's residence and work in the territory of a Member State, to a decision on the single permit for that third-country national.
The second, the single permit, which merges a residence permit
to exercise the activities authorised under the single permit.
should not constitute an additional requirement that would compromise the single permit and the single application procedure.