Sentence examples for foreign residence from inspiring English sources

It would become their de facto foreign residence permit if the scheme is introduced for Europeans.

Mr. Alger insists his foreign residence will not be a problem.

But any irony involved in a coalition government that came to power pledging to scrap identity cards introducing a system of foreign residence permits will be lost as the political parties indulge in "a race to the bottom" over immigration.

The Palestinians became permanent residents of Israel, but under Israeli law, permanent residents may have their residency rights revoked if they live at least seven consecutive years outside Israel or receive foreign residence or citizenship.

IMF management looks forward to working with the authorities to support their economic programme once suitable policies are indentified.THOMAS DAWSONDirector External Relations, IMFWashington, DCSIR Britain's government intends to reduce the period of foreign residence under which Britons living abroad may still exercise the right to vote from 20 years to ten ("Voteless in Marbella", January 29th).

The company will use new software and require proof of foreign residence in an effort to restrict betting to people over the age of 18 who are in a handful of European countries -- no small task, given the challenge of knowing who and where someone is on the Internet.

Meanwhile, in Beijing the Boxers burned churches and foreign residences and killed suspected Chinese Christians on sight.

With a thriving real estate market that continues to experience year over year growth, adding more foreign residences, those numbers will likely see a large increase with the 2020 census.

However, the two corrective procedures – the 'expiry procedure' for non-EU non-permanent foreign residents and the 'periodical residence check' for EU citizens-, which fully deployed their effects in 2006/7 and 2013 respectively, should have increased the reliability of the registry and lead to relatively improved contact rates.

Foreign residents were defined according to the definition used in the national statistics of the Belgian Ministry of Economy: " a foreign resident is a non-Belgian resident with a legal permit of residence in Belgium" [ 35].

Foreign investor residence schemes have long existed in the UK and other parts of the world.