EU resident card

The EU resident card is a fairly popular document that people who plan to permanently reside in Europe want to obtain. This card allows third-country nationals to legally live and work in the territory of the EU country that issued the card. You can also travel to other EU countries, which provides many opportunities for a rich life, work and travel. If you are interested in obtaining such a card, you can contact Prikhodko & Partners Law Firm for advice and legal support of the procedure. We have experienced specialists who focus on migration law. Therefore, we can help you really efficiently and effectively.

What do you need to know about the EU resident card?

An EU resident card is issued for 5 years. Therefore, every 5 years you will need to reissue it for exchange. This card allows you to visit the Schengen countries, but the period of stay should not exceed 90 days within 180 days. If you need to stay in another EU country for a longer period, you will need to legalize it separately in that country.

Grounds for obtaining an EU resident card

The conditions for obtaining this document include:

• the applicant's residence for at least the last 5 years in the country where he or she plans to apply;
• proof of stable income for the last three years (if the applicant has an additional Blue Card, then proof of income is required only for the last 2 years);
• registered place of residence;
• availability of health insurance;
• proof of language proficiency at the B1 level in the country where the applicant plans to apply for a residence card.

In addition to all of the above, applications must also be filled out separately, passport documents and photographs of the applicant must be submitted.

Why should you contact Prikhodko & Partners Law Firm?

When you contact the lawyers working at Prikhodko & Partners Law Firm, you get the following benefits from legal services

• The opportunity to receive high-quality advice on obtaining an EU resident card. You will not have to search the Internet for the legal framework and analytics on your own, distinguishing between reliable and unreliable information. A qualified expert in migration law will answer your questions and guide you through the legal provisions on obtaining an EU residence card that are relevant to your situation.
• Assistance in preparing the necessary documents for registration. Documentary support greatly simplifies life and allows you to immediately collect a package of documents that will be sufficient for obtaining an EU residence card. You will not have to face refusals because something is missing from the documents you have collected on your own.
• Providing full support in obtaining a residence card. This includes the entire range of services related to obtaining the aforementioned document. When you interact with a lawyer in this format, it makes life much easier, saving time and effort. In this case, all issues that do not require the applicant's personal presence are resolved by the lawyer.

Contact us! The team of the Prikhodko & Partners Law Firm will help you obtain an EU resident card as easily as possible and without unsuccessful attempts.