Mogucnosti za rad muza/zene jednog imigrantaPitanje:
Da li vas/a muz/zena imaju pravo da rade u zemlji u koju ste emigrirali.
Situacija 1: Imate radnu dozvolu i dugotrajnu vizu na osnovu iste
Zemlje:
Ceska: Ne, dobija se jednogodisnja "Family" viza. Ukoliko i uspete nekog da nagovorite da vam zaposle partnera/ku ide sve iz pocetka, radna dozvola + viza.
Danska: (Hvala Brutalno Dobro) Ukoliko prvi supruznik ima radnu/boravisnu dozvolu, drugi supruznik po automatizmu dobija radnu/boravisnu dozvolu... naravno posle apliciranja za istu.
Situacija 2: Imate dozvolu trajnog boravka (residency permit)
Komplet EU:
(Hvala Slobodanu na linkovima)
Partner ima puno pravo da radi i da dobije sve ostale benefite kao i supruznik.
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Right to work
Members of the family who have the right of residence in the host country have the right to work in that country, whatever their nationality. No work permit may be required from members of the family who are non-EU nationals. They have the right to equal treatment, including the award of social advantages.
The children of the worker, whatever their nationality, have the right to education in the host Member State on the same terms as its nationals. This includes, for instance, a right to equal treatment in relation to study grants.
Members of the family who have the right of residence in the host country have the right to work in that country, whatever their nationality. No work permit may be required from members of the family who are non-EU nationals. They have the right to equal treatment, including the award of social advantages.
The children of the worker, whatever their nationality, have the right to education in the host Member State on the same terms as its nationals. This includes, for instance, a right to equal treatment in relation to study grants.
Ukoliko imate residency jedne zemlje, u principu, trebalo bi da mozete da idete u bilo koju drugu zemlju da radite.
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Right of residence in the other Member States
A long-term resident may exercise the right of residence, for a period exceeding three months, in a Member State other than the one which granted him the status, subject to compliance with certain conditions laid down in this proposal, including:
* exercise of an economic activity in an employed or self-employed capacity; or
* pursuit of studies or vocational training; or
* other purposes.
A long-term resident may exercise the right of residence, for a period exceeding three months, in a Member State other than the one which granted him the status, subject to compliance with certain conditions laid down in this proposal, including:
* exercise of an economic activity in an employed or self-employed capacity; or
* pursuit of studies or vocational training; or
* other purposes.
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