Sentence examples for temporary residence status from inspiring English sources

All the refugees have been given temporary residence status in Israel, entitling them to free medical care, including hospitalization.

Mr. Ahmed was charged with making a series of false statements from 1987 to 1990 in connection with his application for temporary residence status.

Around 80% of Qatar's 900,000 people are foreign workers with temporary residence status, with nine out of 10 young Qataris seemingly content to push paper in the country's heavily bureaucratic public sector.

Restrictions in travel permission to refugees with temporary residence status as it seems are neither humanitarian nor do they increase the willingness to return.

However, if they are not Syrian nationals, they do not have access to temporary-residence status or the associated rights (BGST, 2015).

Apart from the possibility of eligible families being too rich or too ill informed to claim, most of the children not claimed for were ineligible as the children of non-nationals with temporary or unconfirmed residence status, such as foreign armed forces, overseas students, and recent immigrants, including asylum seekers.

Murphy, of Tax Research UK, says this would amount to allowing a temporary "non-residence" status — not continuing the non-dom rules by another name.

If accepted, persons granted asylum and those granted refugee status receive a temporary residence permit and are given the same status as Germans within the social insurance system.

The task force reports that more than half of the legalized aliens do not know that they must apply for permanent resident status within 30 months after their applications for temporary residence are accepted.

Under this temporary rollback, persons otherwise in need of protection (including environmental migrants) no longer have any right to a residence permit, while persons accorded refugee or alternative protection status are eligible only for temporary residence permits.

The EU's executive arm also urged governments to be generous in protecting basic rights for the 1.3 million Britons living in other member states by granting temporary residence permits while they resolved their long-term status.