Traduction de «Carte de libre circulation » (Français → Anglais) :

free pass

international free ticket

free movement of goods [ free movement of commodities | free movement of products | free trade | Free trade(STW) ]

free movement of workers [ freedom of movement for workers ]

freedom to provide services [ free movement of services ]

free movement of labour | free movement of workers

Ordinance of 22 May 2002 on the Gradual Introduction of Freedom of Movement for Persons between the Swiss Confederation and the European Community and the Member States thereof and between the Member States of the European Free Trade Association | Freedom of Movement Introduction Ordinance [ FMIO ]

Agreement on the Free Movement of Persons | Agreement of 21 June 1999 between the European Community and its Member States, of the one part, and the Swiss Confederation, of the other, on the free movement of persons [ AFMP | AFMP ]

freedom of movement [ FOM | free mobility ]

by developing an EU disability card to be mutually recognised across the EU making sure that the 80 million disabled people can also take advantage of the benefits that come with national cards (for example access to transport, tourism, culture and leisure) when exercising their right to free movement; and

Key problems of incomplete or incorrect transposition and implementation concern three main issues: the entry and residence of family members, including partners; issuance of visas and residence cards for third-country national family members, and safeguards against expulsions.

It recommends, for example, the implementation of a system of cooperation between the various administrations and institutions involved in preventing and combating the unlawful trafficking of cultural objects at European level, the creation of a European internet portal, the endorsement of the international conventions of UNESCO and UNIDROIT[11], the imposition of an obligation to provide information at Union level on internet sales sites, the standardisation of national documents authorising the dispatch of cultural objects, the creation of a "passport" for goods being moved within Europe or the introduction of a general obligation to k ...[+++]eep police records of moveable cultural objects.

Iceland continues to be largely aligned and applies a substantial part of the acquis in the fields covered by the EEA such as free movement of goods, freedom of movement of workers, right of establishment and freedom to provide services, free movement of capital, public procurement, company law, intellectual property law, competition, financial services and information society and media.