Ok to residence permits for humanitarian reasons in favor of migrants who have the “serious intention” of integrating in Italy , as attested by the study of the language and the performance of a job, even if not stable.
This was established by the Supreme Court, accepting the appeal of a Nigerian citizen, Patrick W., to whom the Court of Appeal of Cagliari had denied permission saying that the attendance of language courses and a fixed-term employment contract were not elements that they attested the rooting of man in our country.
For stoats, it must also be borne in mind that even for Italian citizens it is difficult to find a permanent employment contract . Therefore, in deciding whether to allow a migrant to remain in our country, one must look at the path he has actually taken.
The sentence reads: "The serious intention of social integration, which can be deduced from a plurality of activities, can be relevant for the purposes of humanitarian protection, although it has not yet materialized into a permanent work activity, especially if we consider that this objective presents not insignificant difficulties also for the citizens of the host country ".
Patrick, defended by the Nuorese lawyer Stefano Mannironi, asserted before the judges the fact of carrying out a fixed-term job "with uninterrupted continuation from 2018" and having attended Italian courses .
The Court of Appeal of Cagliari must therefore remedy and abide by the principles dictated by the ermines in favor of Patrick and all other cases similar to his.
(Unioneonline / L)
