What business/self-employed activity may the holder conduct? Are there important restrictions? What is the family position where clearly stated?
The permit is usually restricted to the specific business area for which it was issued (e.g. a permit issued to set up a flour mill cannot be used to enter a hotel business). Dependants (spouse, partner, children or extended family) must apply for their own resident permit to stay longer than the usual three months after entry and extension, and may not use a dependant permit for employment or other economic activities.
See recorded sources
- https://web.archive.org/web/20260211033231/https://slid.gov.sl/resident-permits/
Like resident permits issued for employment, they are usually restricted to specific business area for which they have been issued. For example, a resident permit that has been issued to set up a flour mill cannot be used to enter into a hotel business.
- https://web.archive.org/web/20260211033231/https://slid.gov.sl/resident-permits/
Dependents
This can be a spouse, a partner, children or extended family members but they like the other categories need to apply for a resident permit if they want to stay in the country longer than the usual three months granted following entry and extension. A foreign national with a dependent resident permit are not allowed to use it for employment purposes or other economic activities.
