What proves the placement, role, affiliation, experience or cultural/religious/voluntary activity?
A residence permit can be granted if the applicant provides documentation that they are to work as a religious worker, missionary, nun or monk within a recognised or approved religious community in the Faroe Islands. Documentation can be in the form of a written agreement or declaration by the denomination stating that the applicant is a religious worker within the denomination or religious order.
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Limits of the record- The cited captured source supports this route-specific statement; independent review, effective date and publication authorization remain outstanding.
- Captured official Faroese Immigration Office content_text; FO/106
You can get a residence permit if you can provide documentation that you are to work as a religious worker, missionary, nun or monk within a recognized or approved religious community on the Faroe Islands.
- Captured official Faroese Immigration Office content_text; FO/106
You need to document that you are affiliated with the Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church (Folkekirken) or another officially acknowledged or sanctioned religious denomination on the Faroe Islands. Documentation can be in the form of a written agreement or declaration by the denomination stating that you are a religious worker within the denomination or religious order.
