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Har I tænkt på at søge om forlængelse af den nuværende arbejds- og opholdstilladelse? Så vil man normalt få lov til at fortsætte med at arbejde, mens ansøgningen behandles.

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I think you ‘d better talk to a legal advicer/lawyer on this matter.

Ja, det er kun, hvis man flytter fra Danmark, eller hvis man dømmes ved en domstol til udvisning, at man kan miste sin tidsubegrænsede opholdstilladelse.

Permanent er jo permanent, i hvert fald så længe man fortsætter med at bo i Danmark og ikke er dømt til udvisning for noget kriminelt.

If you go abroad for a longer period of time, you will be back to square one once you are back in Denmark and begin all over on the requirements for obtaining citizenship. Currently, as far as I know, that means 7 or 9 years of consecutively living in Denmark.

I have explained it to you already. There is no point in coming back to Denmark for just one week. You must stay at least 180 days in Denmark to keep a legal address in Denmark.

If you apply under EU laws, you have every right from the moment you apply, including taking up work. If you apply under national laws and apply for an extension of an existing residence permit, you also have the right to continue your work. If your question is in regards to working in another count...

Ja!

1) Ansatte i skranken er ikke sagsbehandlere og kender derfor ikke alle hjørner af lovgivningen. 2) Der er intet, der hedder processuelt ophold efter EU-regler, så glem det udtryk. Din kone har ALLE rettigheder i Sverige i samme øjeblik, ansøgningen om opholdskort er afleveret til Migrationsverket. ...

If it's part of your education or if it's a job, you can go off for 2 years and while there you can ask for another extension of up to 2 years, so max would be 4 years away from Denmark if you application is accepted. Otherwise, you will need to come back to Denmark and stay for a minimum of 180 day...

You must stay in Denmark at least 180 days in a year in order to keep your address registered in Denmark. If you don’t do that you can go abroad for up to 2 years on a permanent residence card given under the EU laws and then come back and register your address in Denmark. But if you intend to stay ...

Det er bopælslandets lovgivning, der gælder, og så er statsborgerskab underordnet.

Nej, i hvert fald ikke i forhold til at få permanent opholdstilladelse.

Hvad er det helt konkret, der er ændret?