Published yesterday, May 27, this directive introduces a simpler entry and residence procedure (single residence and work permit) for third-country nationals subject to a transfer within a group of undertakings. The goal is to allow European businesses to draw from the pool of highly-skilled workers employed inside their group but outside the EU’s borders.
This system of one residence and work permit issued within the framework of simpler procedures applies to third-country citizens that are usually subject to more restrictive rules and posted in an EU Member State for more than 90 days to work or train by a company set up outside of the EU to which the citizen is bound by a labor contract before and during the transfer, in an entity belonging to the said undertaking or even the group of undertakings established in the host Member State. This in
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