Constitutional court dismisses appeal against administrative decision regarding foreigner's residence permit validity period. Foreigner argues for indefinite extension; court upholds statutory time limits. Administrative body correctly applied residence law provisions.

The Constitutional Court dismissed the applicant's appeal against an administrative decision limiting the validity of their residence permit. The applicant, a foreign national, argued that the permit should be granted indefinitely or for a longer period based on their specific circumstances, while the administrative authority strictly adhered to the statutory time limits. The court ruled that the administrative decision was lawful because it correctly applied the relevant provisions of the Residence Act, which mandate specific duration limits for residence permits regardless of individual merits.