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Brison pleased with Gov’t's "Grace Period" for Work/Resident Permits

October 13, 2022

Brison pleased with Gov’t's "Grace  Period" for Work/Resident Permits
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"Gov’t should merge work/residence permit and Permanent Residency for those born here."

PHILIPSBURG:--- Leader of the United People's Party, MP Rolando Brison, expressed satisfaction over the Government of St. Maarten's announcement that it has instituted a "grace period" during which undocumented persons living on the island can apply for residence and work permits.
"I am quite pleased with the announcement of a grace period for the application of work permits by those who have "fallen through the cracks" of the legal system," stated Brison on Thursday evening.

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He said many persons residing on the island without the necessary residence and ...


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