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Residence for First-Instance Judges Required to Reside

San MarinoSpecial cases

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What exactly is the official special programme/status and why does it exist?

The status is ordinary registered residence granted by the Permanent Parliamentary Commission for Foreign Affairs, Emigration and Immigration to first-instance judges of San Marino's courts who are subject to a legal obligation to reside in the Republic. The official source does not state why the programme exists.

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Limits of the record
  • The official source does not state the complete answer to this question for this route.
  • Art. 16(3), final clause
    La Commissione concede altresì la residenza anagrafica in favore dei giudici di primo grado aventi l’obbligo di residenza in Repubblica.

Which specific population, role, circumstance or historical/legal situation does it cover?

The population is first-instance judges of San Marino's courts who are subject to a legal obligation to reside in the Republic; this is a role-based (institutional) ground, not open to judges without that residence obligation.

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  • Art. 16(3), final clause
    La Commissione concede altresì la residenza anagrafica in favore dei giudici di primo grado aventi l’obbligo di residenza in Repubblica.

What circumstance, event, relationship, nomination, invitation or status activates access?

The trigger is holding the office of first-instance judge together with the statutory obligation to reside in San Marino attached to that office; no separate application procedure beyond that institutional fact is described in the official text.

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Limits of the record
  • No separate procedural steps specific to this judicial ground are stated beyond the institutional residence obligation.
  • Art. 16(3), final clause
    La Commissione concede altresì la residenza anagrafica in favore dei giudici di primo grado aventi l’obbligo di residenza in Repubblica.

What sponsor, authority, nomination, certification, evidence or other step must occur before the status can be obtained?

The official text adds no further requirements for this ground beyond appointment to first-instance judicial office and the residence obligation that comes with it under San Marino's judicial-organisation rules.

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Limits of the record
  • The underlying judicial-organisation rule that creates the residence obligation for first-instance judges was not itself captured in this pass.
  • Art. 16(3), final clause
    La Commissione concede altresì la residenza anagrafica in favore dei giudici di primo grado aventi l’obbligo di residenza in Repubblica.

What immigration status and rights result, how long do they last, can family be included, and what happens if the special qualifying circumstance ends?

The result is ordinary registered residence, granted by the Permanent Parliamentary Commission for Foreign Affairs, Emigration and Immigration; the official text does not state a fixed duration distinct from ordinary residence or a special renewal step tied to the judicial term. The official text does not state whether family members can be included or what happens when the judicial office ends.

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Limits of the record
  • No distinct duration/renewal rule tied to the judicial term itself is stated in the captured text.
  • Art. 16(3), final clause
    La Commissione concede altresì la residenza anagrafica in favore dei giudici di primo grado aventi l’obbligo di residenza in Repubblica.

These are the answers currently recorded in the catalogue. A missing or partial answer is not an eligibility decision.

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