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Permanent settlement permit (Niederlassungserlaubnis)
In general, a permanent settlement permit expires 6 months after the holder has left Germany.
A permanent settlement permit expires 12 months after the holder has left Germany
If the permit holder is at least 60 years of age, and
If he/she has stayed in the federal territory legally for at least 15 years.
The same also applies to his/her spouse if the latter is living with him/her with a settlement permit, and provided that the spouse is also at least 60 years of age.
A permanent settlement permit will not expire, even after a longer stay abroad, if
The permit holder has stayed legally in Germany for at least 15 years and has secured means of subsistence (this also applies to his/her spouse with a permanent residence title), or
If the permit holder is in marital cohabitation or in a registered life partnership with a German national.
The Foreigners’ Registration Office or the citizens’ registration offices (Bürgerämter) will issue a certificate to this effect. This certificate may be required in order to re-enter Germany.
More information about the certificate
In all other cases, a longer time limit may be permitted upon request if
The stay abroad is only temporary (for example, to care for a close relative, or for a semester abroad during a degree), or
If the stay abroad serves the interests of the Federal Republic of Germany (see above under Residence permit).
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发表于 2019-4-3 16:54