Dry! Learn about permanent residence by country, permanent residence in the European Union and EU passports! National permanent residence refers to having permanent residency in the country, but not being able to settle, work or live in other EU countries. child

Dry! Learn about permanent residence by country, permanent residence in the European Union and EU passports!

National permanent residence refers to having permanent residency in the country, but not being able to settle, work or live in other EU countries. Children are entitled to the same educational benefits as citizens of their own country, but not to other EU countries. Permanent residence in a country allows you to travel freely within the Schengen area, but you cannot enjoy the benefits of other EU countries. EU permanent residence refers to having legally resided in the country for 5 years, and has not left the EU for more than 10 months within 5 years, and can settle in other EU countries for 3 months, enjoying the EU tuition fee standard. Holding EU permanent residence allows you to stay in other EU member states for 3 months as a permanent resident of the country. An EU passport is a nationality of an EU member state, and EU passports provide visa-free access to around 150-170 countries.