Traduction de «Qui séjourne légalement au Canada » (Français → Anglais) :

In cases where the residence permit of the family members issued by the first Member State expires during the procedure or no longer entitles the holder to reside legally on the territory of the second Member State, Member States shall allow the person to stay in their territory, if necessary by issuing national temporary residence permits, or equivalent authorisations, allowing the applicant to continue to stay legally on their territory with the researcher until a decision on the application has been taken by the competent authorities of the second Member State.

The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia shall accord to workers who are nationals of a Member State and legally employed in its territory, and to members of their families legally resident there, treatment similar to that specified in the second and third indents of the first paragraph.

Without prejudice to Article 15, the family members of a Union citizen to whom Articles 12(2) and 13(2) apply and who satisfy the conditions laid down by those provisions shall acquire the right of permanent residence after having resided legally and continuously for four years in the host Member State.

The basic principle of this policy must be that the people who are granted the right of entry and residence and who have resided legally in a Member State should largely have the same rights and obligations as EU citizens.

I would urge that it not all be allowed to collapse in legal wranglings and problems concerning the legal basis, for Danish business too will have an interest in a solution’s being found to this problem so that, for example, foreign experts legally resident in Denmark can be posted to another EU country for a period and retain their social security rights and so that we can have experts over to Denmark from other EU countries.

1. Notes that the Schengen countries have taken steps to guarantee both the right of freedom of movement and the right of security of their residents; points out nevertheless that, pursuant to Article 7a of the EC Treaty, the free movement of persons is an integral part of the internal market and of the European Union's objectives; calls on the Commission, the Council and the Member States, using Community mechanisms, to put into practice the free movement of persons for all citizens of the Union and of third countries who are legally resident in the Union; regrets that the Schengen Agreements create new forms of discrimination between citizens of the Union on account of their nationality, on the one ...[+++]hand, and against citizens of third countries who are legally resident in the Union;