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Leak: EU ministers want to keep more obstacles for long term permits

07 July 2023

Euractiv, 7 July.

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"...the text proposed by the Swedish government, published by Statewatch, whose EU council presidency ended last week, indicates that national governments want to water down these plans.

For instance, they want to keep the minimum period to become eligible to apply at five years, as well as the disqualification in case of absence from the country for more than six months."

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