Examples of using A union citizen in English and their translations into Swedish
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her right to equal treatment as a Union citizen.
Unlike in Ibrahim, however, the application for social assistance in the present case was made not by a national of a non-member country, but by a Union citizen who was previously employed in the United Kingdom
(Reference for a preliminary ruling- Citizenship of the Union- Article 20 TFEU- Third-country national having a young dependent child who is a Union citizen- Right to reside in the Member State of which the child is a national- Criminal convictions of the child's parent- Decision to expel the parent resulting in the indirect expulsion of the child concerned).
(b) Is Article 20 TFEU to be interpreted as precluding a Member State from refusing to grant to a national of a non-member country- whose spouse is a Union citizen- residence in the Member State of residence of that spouse,
which becomes a fundamental attribute attached to status as a Union citizen.
financial responsibility over the child who is a Union citizen.
A Union citizen, travelling to or living in a non-EU country where his
The fact that a Union citizen pursues university studies in a Member State other than the State of which he is a national cannot,
A Union citizen like Mrs McCarthy,
Under the solution proposed by me, a Union citizen in Mrs McCarthy's position cannot rely on EU law in order to obtain for him or herself and his or her family members a right
provide evidence of his identity and of his marital link with a Union citizen.
From this new standpoint, it is easy to see how requiring nationals of nonmember countries who are family members of a Union citizen to satisfy a condition of prior lawful residence in order to benefit from the right of residence conferred by Directive 2004/38 might affect continued residence in the Member State which a Union citizen has freely chosen.
I consider that the condition of‘sufficient resources' is capable of being satisfied by the definite prospect of future resources which would stem from a job offer to which a Union citizen or a member of his family responded successfully in another Member State.
application of Article 3(1) of Directive 2004/38 be satisfied where a Union citizen travels to the Member State of which he is a national.
residence for‘any other family members' who are dependants of a Union citizen.
to third-country nationals who apply for the right of residence in order to join a family member who is a Union citizen and has never exercised his right of freedom of movement as a Union citizen,
In those circumstances, the Luxembourg authorities' refusal to grant Mr Kreshnik Ymeraga's family members a right of residence as family members of a Union citizen is not a situation involving the implementation of European Union law within the meaning of Article 51 of the Charter,
I therefore propose that the answer to the second question referred to the Court should be that Article 1 of Protocol No 20 does not entitle the United Kingdom to require third-country nationals holding a residence card as family members of a Union citizen, issued in accordance with Article 10 of Directive 2004/38, to have an entry visa that must be obtained before arriving at the frontier.
to Ireland does not entitle the United Kingdom to require third-country nationals holding a residence card as family members of a Union citizen, issued in accordance with Article 10 of Directive 2004/38,
any other right conferred on her by virtue of her status as a Union citizen.