Freedom of movement for EU public documents
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30-01-2014
Around 2.5% of the EU population is resident in a Member State (MS) other than that of their origin. In the past decade, increasing numbers of EU citizens have taken advantage of free movement within the internal market, wishing to live, work or study in another MS. However, according to the European Commission, this freedom may be curtailed in practice by the need for European citizens and legal persons to have the host State recognise public documents and certificates from their State of origin. For example, problems are experienced in cases related to driving licences, accessing social services or tax benefits, avoiding double taxation, looking for a job, and getting married or divorced.
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- construction européenne
- convention internationale
- coopération administrative
- document officiel
- documentation
- DROIT
- droit de l'Union européenne
- droit international
- espace de liberté, sécurité et justice
- Europe des citoyens
- formalité administrative
- libre circulation des personnes
- politique internationale
- pouvoir exécutif et administration publique
- proposition (UE)
- relation intra-UE
- RELATIONS INTERNATIONALES
- UNION EUROPÉENNE
- VIE POLITIQUE
- ÉDUCATION ET COMMUNICATION