Please help me about my visa and divorce
Re: Please help me about my visa and divorce
Is it possible if someone goes to Portugal and applies there too and then comeback ; i mean because i had my biometrics done here so can i apply there and get citizenship in 5-6 years …
Because many people says Dk is always reluctant to give cotizenship to forigners and it takes alot of time too amd conditions are bit tough too …
Kindly throw some light on this …
Because many people says Dk is always reluctant to give cotizenship to forigners and it takes alot of time too amd conditions are bit tough too …
Kindly throw some light on this …
Re: Please help me about my visa and divorce
I'm not sure what your question is, actually?
If you decide to move to Portugal, you will start all over, and you must look into what kind of laws Portugal has in regards to naturalisation. You will also lose your residence permit in Denmark if you move to Portugal (the laws governing this aspect I have explained to you already previously).
But once you have obtained Portugese citizenship, you are free to move to Denmark using EU laws as an EU citizen.
If you decide to move to Portugal, you will start all over, and you must look into what kind of laws Portugal has in regards to naturalisation. You will also lose your residence permit in Denmark if you move to Portugal (the laws governing this aspect I have explained to you already previously).
But once you have obtained Portugese citizenship, you are free to move to Denmark using EU laws as an EU citizen.
Re: Please help me about my visa and divorce
What is the difference between different EU residency cards i.e A card/B card/C card ?
Re: Please help me about my visa and divorce
A = continuous residence permit. B = temporary residence permit. P = permanent residence permit. P-EU or P-EY = a long-term resident's EU residence permit issued to a third-country national.
mhg
Juniorrådgiver for ÆUG
Juniorrådgiver for ÆUG
Re: Please help me about my visa and divorce
Can one have and apply after A card completing 5 years in EU ???
Re: Please help me about my visa and divorce
The A residence card should be the one you have now. The P residence card is, as the letter indicates, the permanent residence card, you may apply for after having had legal residence for 5 years.
mhg
Juniorrådgiver for ÆUG
Juniorrådgiver for ÆUG
Re: Please help me about my visa and divorce
I have the temporary residence card for Denmark which is still valid for 2.5 years ; can i apply for permanent residence card because its been my 5 years living now here under EU rules before brexit
If yes
1-what documents do i need
2-do i have to apply online
3-please share the link and guide
Thank you !
If yes
1-what documents do i need
2-do i have to apply online
3-please share the link and guide
Thank you !
Re: Please help me about my visa and divorce
Please anyone do reply to the post above !
Thanks !
Thanks !
Re: Please help me about my visa and divorce
If your residence is still based on the EU-rules - which it should be - you can apply for a permanent EU-residence card.
All the information you need you may find here:
https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB/Applyin ... n/EU%20TUB
All the information you need you may find here:
https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB/Applyin ... n/EU%20TUB
mhg
Juniorrådgiver for ÆUG
Juniorrådgiver for ÆUG
Re: Please help me about my visa and divorce
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I went to https://threemovers.com and they helped me with moving all the things, and now I'm finally home safely.