Residence Permits

A residence permit is an official document that allows a person to live legally in a country for a specific period, often for work, study, family reunification, or other reasons. It is issued by the country’s government and grants the holder legal status, enabling access to certain rights like housing, healthcare, and employment. Validity varies by permit type and country, and holders typically need to renew or update their permits as needed. Overall, it’s an essential authorization that regulates long-term stay and integrates foreign residents into society legally.