Which types of residence count fully, partially or not at all where the official rules specify this?
A national residence card cannot be granted to the holder of a residence permit issued for the following purposes: guest self-employment, seasonal employment, employment for the purpose of investment, employment, guest workers, study (including seeking a job and starting a business), training, interim residence permit, medical treatment, White Card, posted work, traineeship, voluntary service.
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Limits of the record- The page lists only exclusions; it does not state which permits count fully or partially towards the qualifying period. The eligibility sentence requires the applicant to hold a residence permit, interim permanent residence permit or interim residence card [54167db340f62b56.txt 8424:9748].
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Please note that a national residence card cannot be granted if you have a residence permit issued for the following purposes:
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residence permit for the purpose of guest self-employment,
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residence permit for the purpose of seasonal employment,
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residence permit for employment for the purpose of investment,
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residence permit for the purpose of employment,
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residence permit for guest workers,
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residence permit for the purpose of study (including seeking a job and starting a business),
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residence permit for the purpose of training,
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interim residence permit,
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residence permit for the purpose of medical treatment,
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White Card,
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residence permit for the purpose of posted work,
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residence permit for the purpose of traineeship,
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residence permit for the purpose of voluntary service.