С сайта UVI ( http://www.uvi.fi/netcomm/content.a...,2473,2500,2583) привожу пример:
Are the grounds for a continuous residence permit always the same?
The grounds for granting a continuous residence permit do not have to be the same throughout the four-year period. The grounds may have changed. For example, a person who was granted a continuous residence permit on the basis of employment may have married while residing in Finland and received the other continuous residence permits on that basis.
If the nature of the permit has changed from continuous to temporary, then a permanent residence permit cannot be granted.
Т.е. на момент продления не имеет значения какую, но причину нужно иметь. Еще оттуда же:
Can a permit be revoked?
A fixed-term or permanent residence permit is revoked if the person who has been granted the permit
* has moved away from Finland on a permanent basis, or
* has resided outside Finland for two years without interruption with the intention of staying there permanently.
If there is an acceptable reason for the absence, the Directorate of Immigration may decide not to revoke the permit. An application to halt the revocation of the permit must be submitted before the period of absence reaches two years.
The residence permit can be revoked if the applicant has deliberately given false information or concealed some matter that is relevant to the application.
A fixed-term permit can also be revoked if the grounds for granting the permit no longer exist. If the change in circumstances is not up to the applicant, the permit can be revoked within a short period after the change has taken place. In practice, this will take a few months.
The residence permit can also be revoked if another Schengen State decides to deport an alien and to issue an alert for the person for the purposes of refusing entry.
Т.е. выслать могут. Но некоторое время на то чтобы что-то сделать дадут.
Нам тоже продления ещё предстоят, поэтому интересуюсь этими вопросами. |
