Migration Law in Portugal:
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| 505 | 8 | |a Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- The Authors -- Table of Contents -- List of Abbreviations -- Preface -- General Introduction -- 1. Immigration History and Statistical Information -- I. Immigration History -- II. Statistical Information -- 2. Overview of National Legal Instruments -- I. Portuguese Constitution -- II. Current Applicable Legislation -- 3. Administrative and Judicial Authorities -- I. Administrative Authorities -- II. Judicial Authorities -- III. Ombudsman -- 4. Overview of International Legal Instruments Applicable in Portugal -- I. Legally Binding Multilateral Instruments -- II. Legally Binding CPLP Instruments -- III. Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration -- IV. Importance of International Instruments in the Domestic Legal Order -- Part I. Border Control and Entry -- Chapter 1. Organization of Border Control -- Chapter 2. Right to Enter the Country -- 1. Conditions for Entering the Territory -- I. Travel Document -- II. Valid Visa -- III. Short-Term Visas -- IV. Temporary Visas -- V. Residence Visas -- VI. Visas for Job Search -- VII. Means of Subsistence -- VIII. Purposes and Conditions of Stay -- IX. Entry Refusals -- X. Entry of Minors -- 2. Administrative Procedures and Documents -- I. Administrative Procedures and Documents at the Border -- II. Administrative Procedures and Documents for the Purpose of Issuing a Visa -- Part II. Residence Rights -- Chapter 1. General Rules -- Chapter 2. Nationals with Preferential Treatment -- 1. EU Citizens -- I. No Problem of 'Reverse Discrimination' -- II. Right to Enter the Territory -- III. Right to Residence -- A. Conditions for Taking Up Residence for a Period Longer Than Three Months -- B. Conditions for Taking Up Permanent Residence -- C. Family Unity and Protection of Family Members -- D. Exceptions -- 2. Long-Term Residents | |
| 505 | 8 | |a I. Acquisition of a Long-Term Resident Status in Portugal -- A. Conditions -- B. Procedure -- C. Refusals on the Grounds of Public Order or Public Security -- D. Holders of a Long-Term Resident Status Acquired in Other EU Member States -- E. Limits: Public Order and National Security -- Chapter 3. Students, Interns and Volunteer Workers -- 1. Residence Visa for the Purposes of Studies, Internship or Voluntary Work -- I. Visa for Higher Education Students -- II. Visa for Secondary School Students -- III. Visa for Trainees -- IV. Visa for Volunteer Workers -- 2. Residence Permit for the Purposes of Studies, Internship or Voluntary Work -- I. Residence Permit for Higher Education Students -- II. Mobility for High Education Students -- III. Residence Permit for Secondary Education Students -- IV. Residence Permit for Trainees -- V. Residence Permit for Volunteer Workers -- Chapter 4. Researchers -- 1. Residence Visa for the Purposes of Research Activities -- 2. Residence Permit for the Purposes of Research Activities -- Chapter 5. Labour and Economic Migration -- 1. Labour Employment: General Scheme -- I. Visa and Residence Permits for Labour purposes -- A. Visa and Residence Permit to Exercise Subordinate Professional Activity -- B. Visa and Residence Permit for the Exercise of Independent Professional Activity or for Enterprising Immigrants -- C. Visa and Residence Permit for Teaching, Highly Qualified or Cultural Activity -- D. Visa and Residence Permit for Highly Qualified Activity Carried Out by a Subordinate Worker -- E. Residence Permit with Residence Visa Exemption -- 2. Special Schemes -- I. Special Scheme for Company Relocation -- II. Residence Permit for Workers Transferred Within the Company: 'ICT Residence Authorization' -- III. Residence Permit for Remote Work -- 3. 'Blue Card' Residence Permit | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 4. Seasonal Workers and Temporary Workers -- I. Short-Term Visa for Seasonal Work for a Period of Ninety Days or Less -- II. Temporary Stay Visa for Seasonal Work for a Period Longer Than Ninety Days -- 5. Self-Employed Activities -- I. Residence Visa for the Exercise of Independent Professional Activity -- II. Residence Permit for the Exercise of Independent Professional Activity -- 6. Investment Activities -- I. Residence Visa for Enterprising Immigrants -- II. 'Startup Visa' -- III. Residence Permit for Enterprising Immigrants -- IV. Residence Permit for Investment Activity ('Golden Visa') -- Chapter 6. Asylum -- 1. Conditions -- I. Refugee Status -- II. Subsidiary Protection Status -- III. Temporary Protection -- 2. Procedures -- I. Asylum Procedure -- II. Review of the Decision Rejecting the Application for Asylum -- III. Unaccompanied Minor Asylum Claimants -- 3. Legal Position -- 4. Position of Family Members -- Chapter 7. Humanitarian Reasons -- 1. Humanitarian Grounds -- I. Concept and Grounds of Humanitarian Protection -- II. Humanitarian Visas -- III. Humanitarian Residence Permits -- 2. Unaccompanied Minor Children -- 3. Victims of Trafficking in Human Beings -- 4. Others -- Chapter 8. Family Reunification -- Part III. Loss of Residence Rights -- Chapter 1. Conditions for the Loss of Residence -- 1. General Rules -- 2. EU Citizens -- 3. Family Reunification -- 4. Long-Term Residents -- 5. Residence Permit for Children in Schools -- 6. Victims of Trafficking of Human Beings -- Chapter 2. Legal and Administrative Procedures -- Part IV. Sanctions -- Chapter 1. Sanctions Foreseen in the Immigration Law -- 1. Administrative Sanctions -- I. Failure to Comply with Duties Regarding the Entry and Stay in the Territory -- II. Use of the Activity of an Irregularly Staying Foreigner -- 2. Penal Sanctions | |
| 505 | 8 | |a I. Aid to Irregular Immigration -- II. Association of Aid to Irregular Immigration -- III. Attracting Illegal Labour -- IV. Use of the Activity of a Foreign Citizen in an Illegal Situation -- Chapter 2. Sanctions Foreseen in the Criminal Code -- Chapter 3. Detention -- Chapter 4. Expulsion and Removal -- 1. Administrative or Judicial Removal -- I. Grounds -- II. Limits -- III. Procedure -- 2. Ancillary Criminal Penalty of Expulsion -- Part V. Legal Remedies and Procedural Safeguards -- Chapter 1. Legal Remedies in Case of Refusal -- 1. Procedural Safeguards -- 2. Judicial Review -- Chapter 2. Legal Remedies in Case of Detention -- Part VI. Access to the Labour Market and to Other Social Rights -- Chapter 1. Overview of Applicable Legislation -- 1. Access to Labour Market -- 2. Access to Social Security -- 3. Access to Schooling and Healthcare -- 4. Labour Rights -- Chapter 2. Conditions to Work -- 1. Migrants Who Are Entitled to Work in Portugal -- I. Exercise of Professional Activity by the Holder of a Residence Permit for Research, Studies, Professional Traineeship and Volunteers -- II. Exercise of a Professional Activity by the Holders of a Temporary Stay Permit for 'Special Reasons' -- A. General Aspects -- III. Exercise of Professional Activity by Victims of Crimes of Human Trafficking or Action to Aid Illegal Immigration -- IV. Exercise of Professional Activity by Victims of Abusive Labour Conditions -- 2. Form and Content of a Work Contract Celebrated with Foreign Workers -- Chapter 3. Sanctions Against Illegal Employment -- 1. Sanctions Against Employers -- 2. Sanctions Against Workers -- Chapter 4. Legal Remedies and Procedural Safeguards -- Part VII. Access to Self-Employed Activities -- Chapter 1. Overview of Applicable Legislation -- Chapter 2. Conditions Self-Employment -- Chapter 3. Sanctions for Illegal Self-Employment | |
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| contents | Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- The Authors -- Table of Contents -- List of Abbreviations -- Preface -- General Introduction -- 1. Immigration History and Statistical Information -- I. Immigration History -- II. Statistical Information -- 2. Overview of National Legal Instruments -- I. Portuguese Constitution -- II. Current Applicable Legislation -- 3. Administrative and Judicial Authorities -- I. Administrative Authorities -- II. Judicial Authorities -- III. Ombudsman -- 4. Overview of International Legal Instruments Applicable in Portugal -- I. Legally Binding Multilateral Instruments -- II. Legally Binding CPLP Instruments -- III. Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration -- IV. Importance of International Instruments in the Domestic Legal Order -- Part I. Border Control and Entry -- Chapter 1. Organization of Border Control -- Chapter 2. Right to Enter the Country -- 1. Conditions for Entering the Territory -- I. Travel Document -- II. Valid Visa -- III. Short-Term Visas -- IV. Temporary Visas -- V. Residence Visas -- VI. Visas for Job Search -- VII. Means of Subsistence -- VIII. Purposes and Conditions of Stay -- IX. Entry Refusals -- X. Entry of Minors -- 2. Administrative Procedures and Documents -- I. Administrative Procedures and Documents at the Border -- II. Administrative Procedures and Documents for the Purpose of Issuing a Visa -- Part II. Residence Rights -- Chapter 1. General Rules -- Chapter 2. Nationals with Preferential Treatment -- 1. EU Citizens -- I. No Problem of 'Reverse Discrimination' -- II. Right to Enter the Territory -- III. Right to Residence -- A. Conditions for Taking Up Residence for a Period Longer Than Three Months -- B. Conditions for Taking Up Permanent Residence -- C. Family Unity and Protection of Family Members -- D. Exceptions -- 2. Long-Term Residents I. Acquisition of a Long-Term Resident Status in Portugal -- A. Conditions -- B. Procedure -- C. Refusals on the Grounds of Public Order or Public Security -- D. Holders of a Long-Term Resident Status Acquired in Other EU Member States -- E. Limits: Public Order and National Security -- Chapter 3. Students, Interns and Volunteer Workers -- 1. Residence Visa for the Purposes of Studies, Internship or Voluntary Work -- I. Visa for Higher Education Students -- II. Visa for Secondary School Students -- III. Visa for Trainees -- IV. Visa for Volunteer Workers -- 2. Residence Permit for the Purposes of Studies, Internship or Voluntary Work -- I. Residence Permit for Higher Education Students -- II. Mobility for High Education Students -- III. Residence Permit for Secondary Education Students -- IV. Residence Permit for Trainees -- V. Residence Permit for Volunteer Workers -- Chapter 4. Researchers -- 1. Residence Visa for the Purposes of Research Activities -- 2. Residence Permit for the Purposes of Research Activities -- Chapter 5. Labour and Economic Migration -- 1. Labour Employment: General Scheme -- I. Visa and Residence Permits for Labour purposes -- A. Visa and Residence Permit to Exercise Subordinate Professional Activity -- B. Visa and Residence Permit for the Exercise of Independent Professional Activity or for Enterprising Immigrants -- C. Visa and Residence Permit for Teaching, Highly Qualified or Cultural Activity -- D. Visa and Residence Permit for Highly Qualified Activity Carried Out by a Subordinate Worker -- E. Residence Permit with Residence Visa Exemption -- 2. Special Schemes -- I. Special Scheme for Company Relocation -- II. Residence Permit for Workers Transferred Within the Company: 'ICT Residence Authorization' -- III. Residence Permit for Remote Work -- 3. 'Blue Card' Residence Permit 4. Seasonal Workers and Temporary Workers -- I. Short-Term Visa for Seasonal Work for a Period of Ninety Days or Less -- II. Temporary Stay Visa for Seasonal Work for a Period Longer Than Ninety Days -- 5. Self-Employed Activities -- I. Residence Visa for the Exercise of Independent Professional Activity -- II. Residence Permit for the Exercise of Independent Professional Activity -- 6. Investment Activities -- I. Residence Visa for Enterprising Immigrants -- II. 'Startup Visa' -- III. Residence Permit for Enterprising Immigrants -- IV. Residence Permit for Investment Activity ('Golden Visa') -- Chapter 6. Asylum -- 1. Conditions -- I. Refugee Status -- II. Subsidiary Protection Status -- III. Temporary Protection -- 2. Procedures -- I. Asylum Procedure -- II. Review of the Decision Rejecting the Application for Asylum -- III. Unaccompanied Minor Asylum Claimants -- 3. Legal Position -- 4. Position of Family Members -- Chapter 7. Humanitarian Reasons -- 1. Humanitarian Grounds -- I. Concept and Grounds of Humanitarian Protection -- II. Humanitarian Visas -- III. Humanitarian Residence Permits -- 2. Unaccompanied Minor Children -- 3. Victims of Trafficking in Human Beings -- 4. Others -- Chapter 8. Family Reunification -- Part III. Loss of Residence Rights -- Chapter 1. Conditions for the Loss of Residence -- 1. General Rules -- 2. EU Citizens -- 3. Family Reunification -- 4. Long-Term Residents -- 5. Residence Permit for Children in Schools -- 6. Victims of Trafficking of Human Beings -- Chapter 2. Legal and Administrative Procedures -- Part IV. Sanctions -- Chapter 1. Sanctions Foreseen in the Immigration Law -- 1. Administrative Sanctions -- I. Failure to Comply with Duties Regarding the Entry and Stay in the Territory -- II. Use of the Activity of an Irregularly Staying Foreigner -- 2. Penal Sanctions I. Aid to Irregular Immigration -- II. Association of Aid to Irregular Immigration -- III. Attracting Illegal Labour -- IV. Use of the Activity of a Foreign Citizen in an Illegal Situation -- Chapter 2. Sanctions Foreseen in the Criminal Code -- Chapter 3. Detention -- Chapter 4. Expulsion and Removal -- 1. Administrative or Judicial Removal -- I. Grounds -- II. Limits -- III. Procedure -- 2. Ancillary Criminal Penalty of Expulsion -- Part V. Legal Remedies and Procedural Safeguards -- Chapter 1. Legal Remedies in Case of Refusal -- 1. Procedural Safeguards -- 2. Judicial Review -- Chapter 2. Legal Remedies in Case of Detention -- Part VI. Access to the Labour Market and to Other Social Rights -- Chapter 1. Overview of Applicable Legislation -- 1. Access to Labour Market -- 2. Access to Social Security -- 3. Access to Schooling and Healthcare -- 4. Labour Rights -- Chapter 2. Conditions to Work -- 1. Migrants Who Are Entitled to Work in Portugal -- I. Exercise of Professional Activity by the Holder of a Residence Permit for Research, Studies, Professional Traineeship and Volunteers -- II. Exercise of a Professional Activity by the Holders of a Temporary Stay Permit for 'Special Reasons' -- A. General Aspects -- III. Exercise of Professional Activity by Victims of Crimes of Human Trafficking or Action to Aid Illegal Immigration -- IV. Exercise of Professional Activity by Victims of Abusive Labour Conditions -- 2. Form and Content of a Work Contract Celebrated with Foreign Workers -- Chapter 3. Sanctions Against Illegal Employment -- 1. Sanctions Against Employers -- 2. Sanctions Against Workers -- Chapter 4. Legal Remedies and Procedural Safeguards -- Part VII. Access to Self-Employed Activities -- Chapter 1. Overview of Applicable Legislation -- Chapter 2. Conditions Self-Employment -- Chapter 3. Sanctions for Illegal Self-Employment Chapter 4. Legal Remedies and Procedural Safeguards -- Selected Bibliography |
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| spelling | Gil, Ana Rita Verfasser aut Migration Law in Portugal 1st ed Alphen aan den Rijn Wolters Kluwer Law International 2023 ©2023 1 Online-Ressource (221 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- The Authors -- Table of Contents -- List of Abbreviations -- Preface -- General Introduction -- 1. Immigration History and Statistical Information -- I. Immigration History -- II. Statistical Information -- 2. Overview of National Legal Instruments -- I. Portuguese Constitution -- II. Current Applicable Legislation -- 3. Administrative and Judicial Authorities -- I. Administrative Authorities -- II. Judicial Authorities -- III. Ombudsman -- 4. Overview of International Legal Instruments Applicable in Portugal -- I. Legally Binding Multilateral Instruments -- II. Legally Binding CPLP Instruments -- III. Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration -- IV. Importance of International Instruments in the Domestic Legal Order -- Part I. Border Control and Entry -- Chapter 1. Organization of Border Control -- Chapter 2. Right to Enter the Country -- 1. Conditions for Entering the Territory -- I. Travel Document -- II. Valid Visa -- III. Short-Term Visas -- IV. Temporary Visas -- V. Residence Visas -- VI. Visas for Job Search -- VII. Means of Subsistence -- VIII. Purposes and Conditions of Stay -- IX. Entry Refusals -- X. Entry of Minors -- 2. Administrative Procedures and Documents -- I. Administrative Procedures and Documents at the Border -- II. Administrative Procedures and Documents for the Purpose of Issuing a Visa -- Part II. Residence Rights -- Chapter 1. General Rules -- Chapter 2. Nationals with Preferential Treatment -- 1. EU Citizens -- I. No Problem of 'Reverse Discrimination' -- II. Right to Enter the Territory -- III. Right to Residence -- A. Conditions for Taking Up Residence for a Period Longer Than Three Months -- B. Conditions for Taking Up Permanent Residence -- C. Family Unity and Protection of Family Members -- D. Exceptions -- 2. Long-Term Residents I. Acquisition of a Long-Term Resident Status in Portugal -- A. Conditions -- B. Procedure -- C. Refusals on the Grounds of Public Order or Public Security -- D. Holders of a Long-Term Resident Status Acquired in Other EU Member States -- E. Limits: Public Order and National Security -- Chapter 3. Students, Interns and Volunteer Workers -- 1. Residence Visa for the Purposes of Studies, Internship or Voluntary Work -- I. Visa for Higher Education Students -- II. Visa for Secondary School Students -- III. Visa for Trainees -- IV. Visa for Volunteer Workers -- 2. Residence Permit for the Purposes of Studies, Internship or Voluntary Work -- I. Residence Permit for Higher Education Students -- II. Mobility for High Education Students -- III. Residence Permit for Secondary Education Students -- IV. Residence Permit for Trainees -- V. Residence Permit for Volunteer Workers -- Chapter 4. Researchers -- 1. Residence Visa for the Purposes of Research Activities -- 2. Residence Permit for the Purposes of Research Activities -- Chapter 5. Labour and Economic Migration -- 1. Labour Employment: General Scheme -- I. Visa and Residence Permits for Labour purposes -- A. Visa and Residence Permit to Exercise Subordinate Professional Activity -- B. Visa and Residence Permit for the Exercise of Independent Professional Activity or for Enterprising Immigrants -- C. Visa and Residence Permit for Teaching, Highly Qualified or Cultural Activity -- D. Visa and Residence Permit for Highly Qualified Activity Carried Out by a Subordinate Worker -- E. Residence Permit with Residence Visa Exemption -- 2. Special Schemes -- I. Special Scheme for Company Relocation -- II. Residence Permit for Workers Transferred Within the Company: 'ICT Residence Authorization' -- III. Residence Permit for Remote Work -- 3. 'Blue Card' Residence Permit 4. Seasonal Workers and Temporary Workers -- I. Short-Term Visa for Seasonal Work for a Period of Ninety Days or Less -- II. Temporary Stay Visa for Seasonal Work for a Period Longer Than Ninety Days -- 5. Self-Employed Activities -- I. Residence Visa for the Exercise of Independent Professional Activity -- II. Residence Permit for the Exercise of Independent Professional Activity -- 6. Investment Activities -- I. Residence Visa for Enterprising Immigrants -- II. 'Startup Visa' -- III. Residence Permit for Enterprising Immigrants -- IV. Residence Permit for Investment Activity ('Golden Visa') -- Chapter 6. Asylum -- 1. Conditions -- I. Refugee Status -- II. Subsidiary Protection Status -- III. Temporary Protection -- 2. Procedures -- I. Asylum Procedure -- II. Review of the Decision Rejecting the Application for Asylum -- III. Unaccompanied Minor Asylum Claimants -- 3. Legal Position -- 4. Position of Family Members -- Chapter 7. Humanitarian Reasons -- 1. Humanitarian Grounds -- I. Concept and Grounds of Humanitarian Protection -- II. Humanitarian Visas -- III. Humanitarian Residence Permits -- 2. Unaccompanied Minor Children -- 3. Victims of Trafficking in Human Beings -- 4. Others -- Chapter 8. Family Reunification -- Part III. Loss of Residence Rights -- Chapter 1. Conditions for the Loss of Residence -- 1. General Rules -- 2. EU Citizens -- 3. Family Reunification -- 4. Long-Term Residents -- 5. Residence Permit for Children in Schools -- 6. Victims of Trafficking of Human Beings -- Chapter 2. Legal and Administrative Procedures -- Part IV. Sanctions -- Chapter 1. Sanctions Foreseen in the Immigration Law -- 1. Administrative Sanctions -- I. Failure to Comply with Duties Regarding the Entry and Stay in the Territory -- II. Use of the Activity of an Irregularly Staying Foreigner -- 2. Penal Sanctions I. Aid to Irregular Immigration -- II. Association of Aid to Irregular Immigration -- III. Attracting Illegal Labour -- IV. Use of the Activity of a Foreign Citizen in an Illegal Situation -- Chapter 2. Sanctions Foreseen in the Criminal Code -- Chapter 3. Detention -- Chapter 4. Expulsion and Removal -- 1. Administrative or Judicial Removal -- I. Grounds -- II. Limits -- III. Procedure -- 2. Ancillary Criminal Penalty of Expulsion -- Part V. Legal Remedies and Procedural Safeguards -- Chapter 1. Legal Remedies in Case of Refusal -- 1. Procedural Safeguards -- 2. Judicial Review -- Chapter 2. Legal Remedies in Case of Detention -- Part VI. Access to the Labour Market and to Other Social Rights -- Chapter 1. Overview of Applicable Legislation -- 1. Access to Labour Market -- 2. Access to Social Security -- 3. Access to Schooling and Healthcare -- 4. Labour Rights -- Chapter 2. Conditions to Work -- 1. Migrants Who Are Entitled to Work in Portugal -- I. Exercise of Professional Activity by the Holder of a Residence Permit for Research, Studies, Professional Traineeship and Volunteers -- II. Exercise of a Professional Activity by the Holders of a Temporary Stay Permit for 'Special Reasons' -- A. General Aspects -- III. Exercise of Professional Activity by Victims of Crimes of Human Trafficking or Action to Aid Illegal Immigration -- IV. Exercise of Professional Activity by Victims of Abusive Labour Conditions -- 2. Form and Content of a Work Contract Celebrated with Foreign Workers -- Chapter 3. Sanctions Against Illegal Employment -- 1. Sanctions Against Employers -- 2. Sanctions Against Workers -- Chapter 4. Legal Remedies and Procedural Safeguards -- Part VII. Access to Self-Employed Activities -- Chapter 1. Overview of Applicable Legislation -- Chapter 2. Conditions Self-Employment -- Chapter 3. Sanctions for Illegal Self-Employment Chapter 4. Legal Remedies and Procedural Safeguards -- Selected Bibliography Varela, Maria Helena Sonstige oth Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Gil, Ana Rita Migration Law in Portugal Alphen aan den Rijn : Wolters Kluwer Law International,c2023 9789403500072 |
| spellingShingle | Gil, Ana Rita Migration Law in Portugal Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- The Authors -- Table of Contents -- List of Abbreviations -- Preface -- General Introduction -- 1. Immigration History and Statistical Information -- I. Immigration History -- II. Statistical Information -- 2. Overview of National Legal Instruments -- I. Portuguese Constitution -- II. Current Applicable Legislation -- 3. Administrative and Judicial Authorities -- I. Administrative Authorities -- II. Judicial Authorities -- III. Ombudsman -- 4. Overview of International Legal Instruments Applicable in Portugal -- I. Legally Binding Multilateral Instruments -- II. Legally Binding CPLP Instruments -- III. Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration -- IV. Importance of International Instruments in the Domestic Legal Order -- Part I. Border Control and Entry -- Chapter 1. Organization of Border Control -- Chapter 2. Right to Enter the Country -- 1. Conditions for Entering the Territory -- I. Travel Document -- II. Valid Visa -- III. Short-Term Visas -- IV. Temporary Visas -- V. Residence Visas -- VI. Visas for Job Search -- VII. Means of Subsistence -- VIII. Purposes and Conditions of Stay -- IX. Entry Refusals -- X. Entry of Minors -- 2. Administrative Procedures and Documents -- I. Administrative Procedures and Documents at the Border -- II. Administrative Procedures and Documents for the Purpose of Issuing a Visa -- Part II. Residence Rights -- Chapter 1. General Rules -- Chapter 2. Nationals with Preferential Treatment -- 1. EU Citizens -- I. No Problem of 'Reverse Discrimination' -- II. Right to Enter the Territory -- III. Right to Residence -- A. Conditions for Taking Up Residence for a Period Longer Than Three Months -- B. Conditions for Taking Up Permanent Residence -- C. Family Unity and Protection of Family Members -- D. Exceptions -- 2. Long-Term Residents I. Acquisition of a Long-Term Resident Status in Portugal -- A. Conditions -- B. Procedure -- C. Refusals on the Grounds of Public Order or Public Security -- D. Holders of a Long-Term Resident Status Acquired in Other EU Member States -- E. Limits: Public Order and National Security -- Chapter 3. Students, Interns and Volunteer Workers -- 1. Residence Visa for the Purposes of Studies, Internship or Voluntary Work -- I. Visa for Higher Education Students -- II. Visa for Secondary School Students -- III. Visa for Trainees -- IV. Visa for Volunteer Workers -- 2. Residence Permit for the Purposes of Studies, Internship or Voluntary Work -- I. Residence Permit for Higher Education Students -- II. Mobility for High Education Students -- III. Residence Permit for Secondary Education Students -- IV. Residence Permit for Trainees -- V. Residence Permit for Volunteer Workers -- Chapter 4. Researchers -- 1. Residence Visa for the Purposes of Research Activities -- 2. Residence Permit for the Purposes of Research Activities -- Chapter 5. Labour and Economic Migration -- 1. Labour Employment: General Scheme -- I. Visa and Residence Permits for Labour purposes -- A. Visa and Residence Permit to Exercise Subordinate Professional Activity -- B. Visa and Residence Permit for the Exercise of Independent Professional Activity or for Enterprising Immigrants -- C. Visa and Residence Permit for Teaching, Highly Qualified or Cultural Activity -- D. Visa and Residence Permit for Highly Qualified Activity Carried Out by a Subordinate Worker -- E. Residence Permit with Residence Visa Exemption -- 2. Special Schemes -- I. Special Scheme for Company Relocation -- II. Residence Permit for Workers Transferred Within the Company: 'ICT Residence Authorization' -- III. Residence Permit for Remote Work -- 3. 'Blue Card' Residence Permit 4. Seasonal Workers and Temporary Workers -- I. Short-Term Visa for Seasonal Work for a Period of Ninety Days or Less -- II. Temporary Stay Visa for Seasonal Work for a Period Longer Than Ninety Days -- 5. Self-Employed Activities -- I. Residence Visa for the Exercise of Independent Professional Activity -- II. Residence Permit for the Exercise of Independent Professional Activity -- 6. Investment Activities -- I. Residence Visa for Enterprising Immigrants -- II. 'Startup Visa' -- III. Residence Permit for Enterprising Immigrants -- IV. Residence Permit for Investment Activity ('Golden Visa') -- Chapter 6. Asylum -- 1. Conditions -- I. Refugee Status -- II. Subsidiary Protection Status -- III. Temporary Protection -- 2. Procedures -- I. Asylum Procedure -- II. Review of the Decision Rejecting the Application for Asylum -- III. Unaccompanied Minor Asylum Claimants -- 3. Legal Position -- 4. Position of Family Members -- Chapter 7. Humanitarian Reasons -- 1. Humanitarian Grounds -- I. Concept and Grounds of Humanitarian Protection -- II. Humanitarian Visas -- III. Humanitarian Residence Permits -- 2. Unaccompanied Minor Children -- 3. Victims of Trafficking in Human Beings -- 4. Others -- Chapter 8. Family Reunification -- Part III. Loss of Residence Rights -- Chapter 1. Conditions for the Loss of Residence -- 1. General Rules -- 2. EU Citizens -- 3. Family Reunification -- 4. Long-Term Residents -- 5. Residence Permit for Children in Schools -- 6. Victims of Trafficking of Human Beings -- Chapter 2. Legal and Administrative Procedures -- Part IV. Sanctions -- Chapter 1. Sanctions Foreseen in the Immigration Law -- 1. Administrative Sanctions -- I. Failure to Comply with Duties Regarding the Entry and Stay in the Territory -- II. Use of the Activity of an Irregularly Staying Foreigner -- 2. Penal Sanctions I. Aid to Irregular Immigration -- II. Association of Aid to Irregular Immigration -- III. Attracting Illegal Labour -- IV. Use of the Activity of a Foreign Citizen in an Illegal Situation -- Chapter 2. Sanctions Foreseen in the Criminal Code -- Chapter 3. Detention -- Chapter 4. Expulsion and Removal -- 1. Administrative or Judicial Removal -- I. Grounds -- II. Limits -- III. Procedure -- 2. Ancillary Criminal Penalty of Expulsion -- Part V. Legal Remedies and Procedural Safeguards -- Chapter 1. Legal Remedies in Case of Refusal -- 1. Procedural Safeguards -- 2. Judicial Review -- Chapter 2. Legal Remedies in Case of Detention -- Part VI. Access to the Labour Market and to Other Social Rights -- Chapter 1. Overview of Applicable Legislation -- 1. Access to Labour Market -- 2. Access to Social Security -- 3. Access to Schooling and Healthcare -- 4. Labour Rights -- Chapter 2. Conditions to Work -- 1. Migrants Who Are Entitled to Work in Portugal -- I. Exercise of Professional Activity by the Holder of a Residence Permit for Research, Studies, Professional Traineeship and Volunteers -- II. Exercise of a Professional Activity by the Holders of a Temporary Stay Permit for 'Special Reasons' -- A. General Aspects -- III. Exercise of Professional Activity by Victims of Crimes of Human Trafficking or Action to Aid Illegal Immigration -- IV. Exercise of Professional Activity by Victims of Abusive Labour Conditions -- 2. Form and Content of a Work Contract Celebrated with Foreign Workers -- Chapter 3. Sanctions Against Illegal Employment -- 1. Sanctions Against Employers -- 2. Sanctions Against Workers -- Chapter 4. Legal Remedies and Procedural Safeguards -- Part VII. Access to Self-Employed Activities -- Chapter 1. Overview of Applicable Legislation -- Chapter 2. Conditions Self-Employment -- Chapter 3. Sanctions for Illegal Self-Employment Chapter 4. Legal Remedies and Procedural Safeguards -- Selected Bibliography |
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