Can one obtain Monaco residency and live in Nice, France?
Both yes and no. In order to be a resident of Monaco, you have to stay there for more than 6 months in a year. If you’d be living in Nice, you’d be considered a French Resident, with your primary residence being in France. This would mean that in the French government’s eyes, you would need to pay French tax.You can, of course, live less than 6 months in Nice and more than 6 months in Monaco and you’d be able to have Monaco residency and live in Nice at least part of the year.Hope you found my answer helpful!Benjamin
What would happen to Monaco residents who visit Italy and France almost every day?
The question is written in a bit of a funny way.”What would happen to Monaco residents who visit Italy and France almost every day?’Why should something happen to them? Let’s look a bit at the facts courtesy of Google:Monaco to Ventimiglia (closest Italian town) = min 18 (station-to-station)Monaco to Ventimiglia via highway 28 = min 32 (by car)Monaco to Nice = min 24 (station-to-station)Monaco to Nice vi highway 28 = min 28 (by car)NYC Columbus Circle to JFK Airport = min 31 (by car)NYC Columbus Circle to JFK Airport = 1 h 3 min (by transit)In which way (if any) cases 1 -> 4 are different from 5->6? They are both dense urban areas in which people travel, often for work, but also for leisure, in large numbers. Yes, France, Monaco, and Italy are different countries but the situation is not different from the Detroit (USA) - Windsor (Canada) border where every day lots of people cross the border legally to go to work on the opposite side of the border. Of course there are also some tourists.Now you may ask:What would happen to Detroit residents who visit Windsor (Canada) every day?What would happen to Buffalo residents who visit Niagara Falls (Canada) every day?What would happen to Windsor residents who visit Detroit (USA) every day?What would happen to Niagara Falls (Canada) residents who visit Buffalo (USA) every day?In Europe matters are well regulated:Cross-border workers - Taxation and customs union - European CommissionAssociation of European Border Regions - WikipediaBorder People - Cross-border mobility information on the island of IrelandI could go on with lots of pagesLikewise, between the USA and Canada there are all sort of details already worked out. Both governments know everything of everybody crossing the border regularly to work and can easily distinguish a cross border worker from a tourist.
Which countries can I visit with a German resident permit without needing a visa?
All schengen area countries (Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland)+ Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus and Romania. +Andorra, Monaco and San Marino as these microstates have open borders with countries surrounding them.+Serbia, Georgia, Montenegro, Bosnia Herzegovina, Kosovo, Albania, Macedonia as these countries accept schengen visas and residence permits issued by EU members.
My boyfriend wants to work in Canada. He is part of the EU, and would work for my family company. Does he need a work visa?
Yes, of course.Everyone who is not a permanent resident or a Canadian citizen needs to have a valid work authorization in order to be employed in Canada.His EU citizenship is completely irrelevant to the matter.
Which website I can use to see the initiation and progress of the application for a Bahrain work visa?
I'm sure that the Labour Market Regulatory Authority should have that information.
Does any EU citizen have the right to work in Monaco without working visa applications?
No, they do not.Monaco is not a member of the EU. It has negotiated certain relationships with the EU, and separate relationships with France.As Monégasque nationals are a minority in their own country, Monaco considers that the job priority system is the only way for Monégasque nationals to live and work in Monaco. Foreign nationals (including EU citizens) wanting to work as employed persons in Monaco require a work permit and every change of job requires a new permit. An employer who wishes to hire or re-hire a foreign national must obtain written authorisation before the person starts work. This authorisation can be refused if priority jobseekers, as defined by the law of Monaco, hold the same qualifications. Foreign nationals require a job offer, in the form of an employment commitment from the Employment Service, in order to obtain a residence permit.EUR-Lex - 52012SC0388 - EN - EUR-LexMonégasque nationals can travel freely around Schengen, as part of a negotiated settlement but can only freely work in France, as part of a binational agreement. They do not have freedom of movement in the UK, and cannot use the EU desks upon entry, but they are allowed to enter the UK with their national ID rather than a passport.The relationship between the EU and Monaco is unique and many of the specifics can be seen in the link above.
How can I travel around Europe with a student visa from Italy, if I don't have a residence permit yet? Is there visa checking in each country in Europe I enter?
Your Italian student visa won’t determine if you can travel elsewhere in Italy - it is only permission to remain in Italy. When travelling around Europe, your rights will be determined by whatever passport you hold, and whether your country’s passport is eligible for visa-free travel. This usually involves having your passport checked. However, since Italy is in the Schengen area, you’ll be able to travel to most of Europe without going through more visa checks.So, summary:It doesn’t matter if you have a residence permit or not; andOnly if you go outside the Schengen area; whereYour passport, not your visa, will matter.
How to get a residence visa for my wife in Mauritius?
Its very simple!!! Since you've been hired you have to apply for a Professional Permit at the BOI (Board of Investment). Checkout this link www.investmauritius.com and download the application forms from there. If you marry her before coming its much better and she will easily get a residence permit as your dependent but she has NO right to work. As for the documents you need: your passport and hers + a photo copy of each, Birth certificate for both of you (since your wife is malgasy you'll to have an official translation of her birth certificate either in french or english) + photocopy, Marriage Certificate + photo copy, 4 passport size photos for each, a bankers cheque of Rs 10,000 in favour of the government of Mauritius. When you come to Mauritius take a business visa. In addition you will have to perform medical tests for HIV, Hepatis B and Chest X-ray for both of you and IT SHOULD BE DONE ONLY IN MAURITIUS. With all this documents and the application form, you must go to the BOI which is found in Port Louis and submit the application. You will get your Permit and Residence Permit for your wife after 3 days. If you need any more information contact me on luckyzaynab@yahoo.co.uk
Can EU Citizens work in Switzerland freely and without requiring a work permit? If yes, can they apply for the same jobs as any Swiss citizen?
You need to get a work permit from the Swiss canton where you live, but this is quite easy for EU citizens.With regard to jobs, yes in theory, though some are restricted to Swiss citizens, including governmental and some medical positions. That said, many employers look for specific language skills. Assume you will need fluent German and/or French for most Swiss companies and many foreign ones.