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VZAEOASA
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Art. 60 Verordnung vom 24. Oktober 2007 über Zulassung, Aufenthalt und Erwerbstätigkeit (VZAE) - Erteilung der Niederlassungsbewilligung
VZAE; 4. Kapitel: Regelung des Aufenthalts
Art. 60 VZAE · Erteilung der Niederlassungsbewilligung
Für die Erteilung der Niederlassungsbewilligung müssen die Integrationskriterien nach Artikel 58 a Absatz 1 AIG erfüllt sein.
Die Ausländerin oder der Ausländer muss nachweisen, dass sie oder er in der am Wohnort gesprochenen Landessprache über mündliche Sprachkompetenzen mindestens auf dem Referenzniveau A2 und schriftliche Sprachkompetenzen mindestens auf dem Referenzniveau A1 des Referenzrahmens verfügt.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (17)
VB.2024.00570 · zh (Art. 60 Abs. I VZAE)
Residence Permit Appeals: Early Issuance Criteria for Stateless Persons
Cited as a legal norm relevant to the decision.
VB.2024.00584 · zh (Art. 60 Abs. 2 VZAE)
Iraqi National Denied Settlement Permit Due to Insufficient German Language Skills
Referred to in the context of requirements for the settlement permit.
VB.2024.00451 · zh (Art. 60 Abs. I VZAE)
Applicant v. Migration Authority: Early Settlement Permit Issuance
Cited as the basis for granting the early issuance of the residence permit in the final orders.
VB.2024.00430 · zh (Art. 60 Abs. I VZAE)
Appeal Dismissed for Insufficient Economic Self-Sufficiency for Permanent Residence
This legal provision was cited in the case summary, indicating it is a basis for the decision regarding the settlement permit.
B.2024.95 · sg (Art. 60 Abs. 2 VZAE)
Rejection of Residence Permit Upheld Due to Lack of Formal German Language Certification
The court confirmed the denial based on the applicant not meeting the required minimum language proficiency levels (A1 written, A2 oral) as specified in this provision for the settlement permit.
WBE.2021.72 · ag (Art. 60 Abs. 2 VZAE)
Residency Permit Renewal Denied, Deportation Overturned Due to Family Ties
This provision outlines language requirements for obtaining a settlement permit, which the court used as a benchmark for assessing the appellants' linguistic integration.
PE.2018.0084 · vd (art. 60 OASA)
Refusal of Settlement Permit Based on Insufficient Integration Due to Past Social Benefit Dependence
The conclusion that the applicants were not sufficiently integrated was based on this article.
PE.2018.0335 · vd (art. 60 OASA)
Establishment Permit Refusal Upheld Due to Criminal Record
The court used this provision to assess whether the appellant had sufficient integration to be granted a settlement permit.
PE.2018.0020 · vd (art. 60 OASA)
Cantonal Authority Refusal of Establishment Permit Upheld Due to Criminal Convictions
The court used the standard of sufficient integration established in this article to assess the entitlement to the settlement permit.
PE.2018.0096 · vd (art. 60 OASA)
Refusal of Settlement Permit Due to Insufficient Integration and Financial Instability
The denial of the conversion of the residence permit to a settlement permit was based on the appellant's insufficient degree of integration as defined by this provision.
VB.2016.00273 · zh (Art. 60 VZAE)
Residency Permit Revocation and Family Reunification After Administrative Error
This provision is related to the substantive basis for immigration decisions, which is addressed in the overall ruling context.
B.2011.64 · sg (Art. 60 VZAE)
Spouse's Settlement Permit Denial Over Unrepaid Social Assistance
Cited in the reasoning to explain the factors to be examined before granting a settlement permit (integration and past conduct).
C-7435/2009 (Art. 60 OASA)
Settlement Permit Granted for Long-Term Employee Despite Initial Employer-Tied Status
This provision was used to examine the applicant's conduct and level of integration.
52.2010.58 · ti (art. 60 OASA)
Appeal Against Rejection of Settlement Permit Due to Extended Inactivity
Cited in the final decision preamble, related to the conditions checked before issuing the residence permit.
52.2010.58 · ti (art. 60 OASA)
Cantonal Tribunal Upholds Denial of Permanent Residency to Disabled Italian Family Due to Lack of Economic Integration
Cited in the final orders as part of the legal basis for the decision, concerning the verification of the foreigner's conduct before issuing a settlement permit.