legally resident in the EU definition

legally resident in the EU means where a natural person has the right to reside in a Member State by virtue of EU law or national law, including consumers with no permanent residence and persons seeking asylum under the Geneva Convention of 28 July 1951 Relating to the Status of Refugees and the Protocol thereto of 31 January 1967 (the Notification of Succession in respect of United Nations Conventions and conventions adopted by the IAEA; Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia – International Treaties [Uradni list RS – Mednarodne pogodbe], Nos 9/92 and 2/93) and other international treaties regulating the status of refugees and asylum seekers;

Examples of legally resident in the EU in a sentence

• These are a specific type of payment account designed to ensure that everyone legally resident in the EU has access to basic banking services, to reduce financial and social exclusion.

• PAD had three main objectives: • Improve the transparency and comparability of fees related to payment accounts that are used for day-to-day payment transaction; • Facilitate switching of those accounts; • Ensure access to payment accounts with basic features (basic bank accounts) to all consumers legally resident in the EU.

• To support Moroccan nationals who are legally resident in the EU and nationals from third countries residing legally in Morocco in their efforts to integrate.

• The rules were extended in 2003 to cover all third country nationals legally resident in the EU and ‘in a situation which is not confined in all respects within a single Member State’.

• The increased delivery of regional funding programs such as the Royalties for Regions scheme provides opportunities for the Commission to leverage improved service standards and access.

• Notwithstanding the reporting requirements imposed on EU credit institutions under FATCA and the related IGAs, credit institutions designated by Member States are required to grant access to payment accounts with basic features to any consumer legally resident in the EU, under the conditions set out in the Directive.

• Since January 2011, Regulation 1231/2010 has extended the coordination of social security systems (provided for in Regulations 883/2004 and 987/2009) to third country nationals legally resident in the EU and in a cross-border situation.

• Conclusion The Commission is of the view that credit institutions designated by Member States according to Directive 2014/92/EU will have to grant access to payment accounts with basic features to any consumer legally resident in the EU, under the conditions set out in the Directive.

• Among other things the Directive ensures access to basic bank accounts so that all consumers legally resident in the EU have access to basic banking services, whatever their financial situation, to reduce financial and social exclusion.

• France receives the most visa requests (81 180), followed by Italy and Germany with around 10 000 requests each.According to Eurostat data on residence permits, 343 963 Tunisian nationals were legally resident in the EU in 2012, over half of them in France (185 010), with 122 438 living in Italy and 20 421 in Germany.