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mom2josh wrote:

We have friends that have lived in Malta for 3 years.聽 She is 8 months pregnant and they are having a problem renewing their residence cards-they are being told that the husband does not make enough money to support her.聽 After the child is born, will they/or the child have any additional rights?聽 I've searched Identity Malta and can't find any answers.

Please see excerpt: 鈥樷�︹��The court observed that聽 Article 20 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) precludes national measures which have the effect of depriving citizens of the Union of the genuine enjoyment of the substance of the rights conferred by virtue of their status as citizens of the union.

鈥淎 refusal to grant a right of residence to a third country national with dependent minor children in the Member State where those children are nationals and reside, and also a refusal to grant such a person a work permit, has such an effect,鈥� said the judge.

Dependency would result in the child, an EU citizen, being obliged to leave the EU as a whole, as a consequence of refusal.

鈥淭herefore it is evident that in such circumstances the right of residence of the third country national is a derivative right from the fact that the parent has children that are EU citizens.鈥濃�︹�︹�︹�︹��

Source: Non-EU parents of Maltese children have the right to live and work in Malta, court says - Non-EU citizens who have Maltese children have the right to work in Malta as long as the children remain their dependants 鈥� Maltatoday, 22nd February 2018 -:

Fionn wrote:

mom2josh wrote:

We have friends that have lived in Malta for 3 years.聽 She is 8 months pregnant and they are having a problem renewing their residence cards-they are being told that the husband does not make enough money to support her.聽 After the child is born, will they/or the child have any additional rights?聽 I've searched Identity Malta and can't find any answers.

Please see excerpt: 鈥樷�︹��The court observed that聽 Article 20 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) precludes national measures which have the effect of depriving citizens of the Union of the genuine enjoyment of the substance of the rights conferred by virtue of their status as citizens of the union.

鈥淎 refusal to grant a right of residence to a third country national with dependent minor children in the Member State where those children are nationals and reside, and also a refusal to grant such a person a work permit, has such an effect,鈥� said the judge.

Dependency would result in the child, an EU citizen, being obliged to leave the EU as a whole, as a consequence of refusal.

鈥淭herefore it is evident that in such circumstances the right of residence of the third country national is a derivative right from the fact that the parent has children that are EU citizens.鈥濃�︹�︹�︹�︹��

Source: Non-EU parents of Maltese children have the right to live and work in Malta, court says - Non-EU citizens who have Maltese children have the right to work in Malta as long as the children remain their dependants 鈥� Maltatoday, 22nd February 2018 -:

Thanks for posting this, something else for my links list.聽 Interesting article; however, the case relates to children who were Maltese citizens; as far as I'm aware from the OP, the parents are not Maltese, so the children will not be citizens of that country.

Just to add, if they are EU citizens, then it may be different.