Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• (b) are authorised to reside in a Member State on the basis of temporary protection or have applied for authorisation to reside on that basis and are awaiting a decision on their status;
• country nationals who have obtained an authorisation issued by a Member State to reside on its territory over the previous three years.
• Residence permit shall mean a permit of any type issued by Bosnia and Herzegovina or one of the Member States entitling a person to reside on its territory.
• 60%in proportion to the number of third country nationals who have obtained an authorisation issued by the authorities of a Member States to reside on its territory over the previous three years
• Residence permit shall mean a permit of any type issued by Montenegro or one of the Member States entitling a person to reside on its territory.
• are authorised to reside in a Member State on the basis of temporary protection or have applied for authorisation to reside on that basis and are awaiting a decision on their status;
• Residence permit shall mean a permit of any type issued by Serbia or one of the Member States entitling a person to reside on its territory.
• 60 % in proportion to the number of third

• A full exemption from the visa requirement should be introduced for these two categories of person if they reside in a Member States.
• EU nationals may not reside in a Member State without the relevant visa.
• The Commission agrees with Mr Cashman that these problems will multiply as EU citizens increasingly use their rights to work and reside in other Member States.
• EU rules clearly state that non
• who reside in a Member State and are holders of
• Right to reside in a second Member State
• A founding party shall either reside in Sweden or be a Swedish legal entity.
• Consequently, the parent who is the primary carer of those children, irrespective of his nationality, is entitled to reside in that Member State.