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Showing 4531–4540 of 23655 articles for “Art. Galec v. France – ECtHR – 17 Jan. 2012 – no. 51255/08”
Foreign nationals mentioned in article L. 233-2.
Third-country nationals who are family members of a European Union citizen meeting the conditions set out in 1° or 2° of article
Unless the transitional measures provided for by the accession treaty of the country of which they are nationals apply, the third-country nationals mentioned in articles L. 200-5 aged over eighteen or…
The conditions for the application of this chapter shall be laid down by decree in the Conseil d'Etat.
As an exception to article L. 412-1, the administrative authority may, without requiring production of the long-stay visa mentioned in the same article, grant the following residence permits: 1° The t…
…mit or a resident permit may, by a reasoned decision, be refused to any foreigner whose presence in France constitutes a threat to public order.
Subject to the provisions of Title IV, foreigners lawfully resident in France shall travel freely within the country.
When the breakdown of the marital relationship or the breakdown of the cohabitation is established during the period of validity of the residence permit provided for in articles L. 423-1 or L. 423-2,…
By way of derogation from article L. 431-3, the temporary residence permit provided for in articles L. 425-4 or L. 425-10 authorises its holder to engage in professional activity.
The procedure provided for in article L. 332-2 is applicable to the decision to refuse entry taken against the foreign national pursuant to Article 6 of Regulation 2016/399 of the European Parliament…
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