Description

The Law of 12 December 2013 on Foreigners governs the legal status and rights of foreigners within the country. It establishes regulations regarding the entry, stay, and deportation of foreign nationals, as well as procedures for issuing and renewing residence permits. The law outlines conditions under which foreigners may be granted temporary or permanent residence, including for employment, family reunification, or humanitarian reasons. It also sets forth grounds for refusal of entry or residence, such as national security concerns or lack of legal documentation. Additionally, the law details the procedures for appeals and legal recourse available to foreigners in the event of unfavorable decisions. Provisions concerning the deportation process, including detention conditions and the rights of individuals during this procedure, are also covered. The law applies to all foreign nationals, including those seeking refugee status or international protection.