EU Law Requires New Renewals November 14, 2011— The EU Law no. 80/2011 introduces 5-year validity period from issuance date for immigration certificates. EU citizens holding certificates issued before June 27, 2011, and showing no expiration date, are required to request renewal before their expiration. Please note that foreigners whose certificates were issued in 2007 must visit their local immigration office in 2012 to change their certificates. Registration certificates issued before new law was enacted remain valid, but will require renewal once every 5 years from the issuance date, although initially were issued for unlimited period. |
About AIReS AIReS, which was named to the 2011 Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing independently owned businesses in the U.S., is in its 30th year of providing best-in-class relocation management services. With seven ISO registered U.S. offices and other strategically located employees located around the globe, AIReS is a recognized industry leader in delivering high quality relocation and assignment management services to leading corporations. The company boasts some of the industry’s highest annual customer-satisfaction scores and a client-retention rate of over 98%. For more information, please visit the AIReS website at www.aires.com. |
