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Does my partner have the right to live & work in Spain if I am a dual national (UK/Bulgaria)?
My girlfriend and I want to move to Spain. We both reside in the UK, however:
I have dual nationality (UK & Bulgaria)
She is a UK national only
We are not in a "formal" relationship (i....
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Finnish Permanent residence permit to use in Sweden
I have a Finnish permenant residence permit. I intend to go to live and work in Sweden. For that purpose I have contacted the Swedish immigration office. They informed me that in order to have a right ...
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Can a UK citizen with permanent residence in an EU country work remotely for a company based in a different EU country?
As far as I understand it, post-Brexit EU residency granted to a UK citizen allows them permanent residence and right to work in their chosen country.
They don't have the right of freedom of movement ...
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When do I need an A1 certificate?
My employer is telling me that if I have a short work trip to another EU country, I need to carry an A1 certificate (or, as they call it, A1 Bescheinigung) or risk fines.
I will comply, but I thought ...
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Change of Company and country - EU blue Card
I am holding a German EU blue Card and I have received an job offer from Latvia. EU blue Card I am holding only for 2 months now.
But I am planning to movie to Latvia for my new job.
What are the ...
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Do I need a visa to work in Romania if I have a Bulgarian residence/work permit?
Does a non-EU citizen (Turkish) with a Bulgarian residence-work permit need another visa to work in Romania? I have been working in Bulgaria for a time and I got a better job in Bucharest. So am I ...
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Which countries in EU guarantee paid lunch break? [closed]
In Poland full time employees have a 15 minutes lunch break that counts as paid work time. Employee can start work at 8 am at leave at 4 pm.
In Germany employees have to take a 30 minutes lunch break ...
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Situation where EU freedom of movement is restricted by a combination of government red tape and corporate policy
There is a large chain of coffee shops in Sweden. One of their outlets is very near the Norwegian border. Most of the customers in that shop are Norwegians.
A Norwegian girl applied for a job in this ...
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Can a non-EU citizen contractor travel to the UK for work purposes without obtaining a permit?
I'm a third-country national who is a self-employed permanent resident in the Czech Republic. As far as I'm aware, EU companies are free to post workers to other EU countries, even if those workers ...
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Working remotely with US company in the UK, Ireland, Netherlands or Germany
My husband and I would like to relocate to Europe for several years. Our lives are busy and we would like to give our children (11 and 4) some real culture and change in pace. Having visited Ireland ...
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Living in the EU, working remotely for an Australian company
I am currently working for an Australian company, remotely from South Africa. I can move to the EU using my UK passport and possibly still work for this Australian company.
This company does not have ...
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Permanent resident in France with Job offer in Germany [closed]
I have a permanent resident permit in France ( I am an non EU national), that is it is valid for 10 years renewable. I am working full time on CDI for one employer in France since 6 years. Have been ...
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English speaker finding work in Netherlands [duplicate]
I am 19, I have Scottish qualifications (No University degree/College diploma) and the only work experience I carry is a paperboy.
I do know more than the basics of Dutch as I have Dutch friends and ...
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