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Art. 86 Verordnung vom 24. Oktober 2007 über Zulassung, Aufenthalt und Erwerbstätigkeit (VZAE) - Zustimmungsverfahren

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Art. 86 VZAE · Zustimmungsverfahren

Das SEM kann die Zustimmung verweigern, zeitlich begrenzen oder mit Bedingungen und Auflagen verbinden.

Es verweigert die Zustimmung zur: a. erstmaligen Bewilligungserteilung und zur Verlängerung, wenn die Zulassungsvoraussetzungen nicht erfüllt sind oder wenn bei einer Person Widerrufsgründe nach Artikel 62 AIG vorliegen; b. Erteilung der Niederlassungsbewilligung nach Artikel 34 AIG, wenn die Voraussetzungen dafür nicht erfüllt sind; c. Verlängerung einer Aufenthaltsbewilligung, wenn: 1. die betroffene Person den Mittelpunkt ihrer Lebensverhältnisse nicht in der Schweiz hat, 2. die Zulassungsvoraussetzungen nicht mehr erfüllt werden, 3. Widerrufsgründe nach Artikel 62 AIG vorliegen, oder 4. die betroffene Person sich nicht mehr an den im Gesuchsverfahren angegebenen Zweck ihres Aufenthalts hält, ohne dass eine Änderung des Aufenthaltszwecks nachträglich bewilligt wurde.

Das SEM stellt die Einreiseerlaubnis (Art. 5) aus, wenn es die Zustimmung zu einer erstmaligen Kurzaufenthalts- oder Aufenthaltsbewilligung gegeben hat. Ausgenommen sind Bewilligungen nach Artikel 85 Absatz 2.

Die Zustimmung des SEM gilt auch nach einem Kantonswechsel.

Der Ausweis darf erst ausgestellt werden, wenn die Zustimmung des SEM vorliegt.

← Art. 85 VZAE Verordnung vom 24. Oktober 2007 über Zulassung, Aufenthalt und Erwerbstätigkeit (VZAE) - Geltungsbereich Art. 87 VZAE →

Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (57)

BVGE-2021-VII-3 (Art. 86 al. 2 let. c ch. 3 OASA)

Revoked Residence Permit: No Extension, Only New Permit Possible

Cited in the decision of the SEM as the basis for refusing to approve the extension of the applicant's residence permit.

BVGE-2021-VII-1 (Art. 86 al. 2 let a OASA)

National Security and Public Order Override Fiscal Interests in Residence Permit Case

This article was used to state that the SEM can refuse to approve the granting or extension of a residence permit if the admission conditions are no longer met or if there are grounds for revocation.

A/1489/2023 · ge (Art. 86 al. 5 OASA)

Bolivian National Residence Permit Appeal: Emotional Bond Trumps Hardship Criteria

Cited regarding the procedure for the requested positive opinion from the State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) concerning the residence permit.

F-5964/2022 (Art. 86 Abs. 2 Bst. a VZAE)

Refusal of Residence Permit for Family Reunification Upheld Due to Criminal Convictions

Cited as the legal basis for the SEM refusing to grant its consent for the residence permit.

F-530/2022 (art. 86 al. 2 let. a OASA)

Foreigner's Residence Permit Denied Due to Serious Criminal Conviction

Cited as the basis for the SEM's refusal to approve the granting of stay permits due to a revocation ground.

VD.2022.121 · bs (Art. 86 Abs. 5 VZAE)

Appeal Against Residency Permit Revocation: Balancing Free Movement Rights and Compelling Personal Reasons for Well-Integrated Minor Child

This procedural rule was cited to mandate that the residence permit card may only be issued after SEM approval.

F-1531/2020 (Art. 86 al. 1 OASA)

Residency Permit Extension for Father Based on Children's Best Interests

Used to justify keeping the appellant's file under federal control for the next three years.

VD.2022.24 · bs (Art. 86 Abs. 5 VZAE)

Swiss Citizen's Spouse Visa Appeal Granted Despite Social Assistance Dependency

Cited in relation to the procedure for issuing the residence permit contingent on the approval of the SEM.

F-1486/2021 (Art. 86 Abs. 2 Bst. a VZAE)

Foreigner's Family Reunification Denied Due to Welfare Dependency

Cited as the basis for the SEM to refuse consent to the issuance of a residence permit.

F-1456/2018 (art. 86 al. 1 OASA)

Residence Permit Extension Granted Based on Child's Welfare Despite Past Offense

This provision was used to justify keeping the applicant's file under federal supervision for three years and to specify that the approval of the residence permit extension would be issued annually by the lower authority.

F-3063/2019 (Art. 86 al. 1 OASA)

Family Reunification Granted Despite Late Application Due to Child's Rights

Cited in relation to the condition of an integration agreement for the approval of the residence permit.

F-4663/2020 (Art. 86 Abs. 2 Bst. c VZAE)

Residence Permit Extension Denied Unlawfully Due to Family Life Rights

This provision specifies that the SEM will refuse consent for the extension of a residence permit if grounds for withdrawal under Art. 62 AIG exist.

F-4663/2020 (Art. 99 Abs. 2 AIG, Art. 86 Abs. 1 VZAE)

Residence Permit Extension Denied Unlawfully Due to Family Life Rights

These provisions grant the SEM the power to refuse, limit in time, or attach conditions to the consent for a residence permit.

F-5474/2019 (art. 86 al. 1 OASA)

Woman's Residency Permit Granted Despite Criminal Record Due to Family Ties and Rehabilitation Efforts

The court made the approval of the residence permit conditional on the applicant's continued professional integration efforts, as stipulated by Article 86 al. 1 OASA.

F-3389/2018 (Art. 86 al. 1 OASA)

Residence Permit Refusal Upheld Due to Fiscal Interests and Integrity Doubts

The SEM can refuse approval of a residence permit even without concrete threats to public order, as part of its discretionary power.