Permanent residence for family of a foreign special professional after three years

After a foreign specialist professional has been approved for permanent residency by the NIA, their spouse, minor children, or children having reached the age of majority or above who lack self-care ability due to physical or mental disability,

After a foreign specialist professional has been approved for permanent residency by the NIA,

1. As a dependent of a person approved for permanent residency under subparagraph 1, paragraph 3 of Article 18:

1. Having legally and continuously resided in the State for three years, residing for an average of 183 days or more each year. 2. Meeting certain conditions

(i) Proof of family relationship (including marriage certificate or birth certificate, and identification documents of the family member being depended upon). (ii) Relevant documentation for adult children who are unable to live independently due to physical or mental disabilities.

should attach a diagnosis certificate. The document should sufficiently prove their condition, such as paralysis, inability to care for oneself, or the need for complete assistance in daily life. Alternatively, a Barthel Index score assessed by a physician should be thirty (30) points or below.

After a foreign professional and foreign specialist professional obtain permanent residence, their dependents are exempt from providing financial statements when applying for permanent residence after residing in the State for a specific period:

(2) dependents of foreign specialist professionals: three years;