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Art. 49 Verordnung vom 24. Oktober 2007 über Zulassung, Aufenthalt und Erwerbstätigkeit (VZAE) - Wiederzulassung von Ausländerinnen und Ausländern
VZAE; 3. Kapitel: Zulassung
Art. 49 VZAE · Wiederzulassung von Ausländerinnen und Ausländern
An Ausländerinnen und Ausländer, die früher im Besitz einer Aufenthalts- oder Niederlassungsbewilligung waren, können Kurzaufenthalts- oder Aufenthaltsbewilligungen erteilt werden, wenn: a. ihr früherer Aufenthalt in der Schweiz mindestens fünf Jahre gedauert hat und nicht nur vorübergehender Natur (Art. 34 Abs. 5 AIG) war; und b. ihre freiwillige Ausreise aus der Schweiz nicht länger als zwei Jahre zurückliegt.
Die Ausübung einer unselbstständigen Erwerbstätigkeit kann bewilligt werden, wenn: a. das Gesuch eines Arbeitgebers nach Artikel 18 Buchstabe b AIG vorliegt; b. die Lohn- und Arbeitsbedingungen nach Artikel 22 AIG eingehalten werden; c. die Gesuchstellerin oder der Gesuchsteller über eine bedarfsgerechte Wohnung nach Art. 24 AIG verfügt.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (43)
100 2018 68 · be (Art. 49 Abs. 1 VZAE)
Turkish National's Permanent Settlement Permit Revoked Due to Prolonged Absence and Lack of Integration
Cited in the reasoning regarding ease of re-admission requirements, but not explicitly in the final orders related to the ruling itself (the request was denied).
100 2018 68 · be (Art. 49 Abs. 2 Bst. a VZAE)
Turkish National's Permanent Settlement Permit Revoked Due to Prolonged Absence and Lack of Integration
Cited in the reasoning regarding the prerequisite for work permit application, but not explicitly in the final orders related to the ruling itself.
VB.2025.00097 · zh (Art. 49 Abs. 1 VZAE)
Foreigner's Residence Permit Revoked Due to Drug Offenses and Prolonged Absence
Cited in conjunction with Art. 30 Abs. 1 lit. k AIG to deny the discretionary re-admission of the applicant due to integration deficits and serious criminal offenses.
WBE.2024.201 · ag (Art. 49 Abs. 1 VZAE)
Residence Permit Denial Upheld for Emigrating Spouse
Used to dismiss the possibility of facilitated re-admission.
WBE.2024.201 · ag (Art. 49 VZAE)
Residence Permit Denial Upheld for Emigrating Spouse
Specifies the conditions for facilitated re-admission.
VB.2024.00350 · zh (Art. 49 VZAE)
Retiree Denied Swiss Residency Due to Insufficient Ties and Finances
This provision is cited in relation to the financial means required for the pensioner's permit.
A/2601/2023 · ge (art. 49 OASA)
Denial of Residency Permit Upheld Despite Health Issues and Professional Skills
The court rejected the appellant's request for readmission based on the failure to meet the conditions set out in this article.
VWBES.2023.54 · so (Art. 49 Abs. 1 VZAE)
Debt and Social Assistance Justify Permit Revocation and Deportation
The court confirmed the assessment regarding the appellant's request for re-admission under this article, which was linked to Art. 30 Abs. 1 lit. k AIG.
VB.2023.00512 · zh (Art. 49 VZAE)
Denial of Residence Permit for Delayed Family Reunification Upheld
This ordinance provision was likely used in the assessment of the conditions for family reunification.
F-530/2022 (art. 49 OASA)
Foreigner's Residence Permit Denied Due to Serious Criminal Conviction
Cited as a potential basis for granting a stay permit, but ultimately not applicable to the applicant's case.
VWBES.2022.173 · so (Art. 49 VZAE)
Settlement Permit Revocation Upheld Due to Extended Foreign Residence
Cited to establish that the temporal requirements for re-admission were not met due to extended absence.
WBE.2021.378 · ag (Art. 49 VZAE)
Facilitated Re-admission for Residency Permit Renewal Due to Family Ties
Specifies the conditions for facilitated readmission under Art. 30 Abs. 1 lit. k AIG.
VB.2022.00538 · zh (Art. 49 Abs. 1 VZAE)
Refusal of Residency Permit Due to Lapsed Permit and Debt Upheld
This provision is listed in the cited legal norms section accompanying the summary of the final decision.
A/1118/2021 · ge (art. 49 OASA)
Rejection of Appeal Against Permit Cancellation Due to Prolonged Absence
This provision was cited as the basis for refusing to grant a new residence authorization, which was confirmed in the dispositive.
CDP.2021.337 · ne (Art. 49 al. 1 OASA)
Invalid Settlement Permit Due to Prolonged Absence and Fraud Conviction
Cited as the specific conditions defining the scope of Art. 30 al. 1 let. k LEI, particularly regarding the maximum duration of stay abroad (2 years).