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EU: Documents on intra-corporate transfers; EU response to continued migratory pressures; and opt-outs from partnership and cooperation agreements

01 April 2012

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EU: Council of the European Union:

- ICT re-draft: Proposal for a Directive on conditions of entry and residence of third-country nationals in the framework of an intra-corporate transfer (pdf)

- Roadmap to ensure a coherent EU response to continued migratory pressures (pdf)

- Opt-out issues: Council Decisions related to Partnership and Cooperation Agreements - new arrangements (pdf)

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