Stranci će morati znati hrvatski

[Watzy]

UVJETI STALNOG BORAVKA U HRVATSKOJ
Vlada danas o novom Zakonu: Stranci će morati znati hrvatski
Autor Deana KNEŽEVIĆ

Da bi dobili dozvolu stalnog boravka u Hrvatskoj, strani državljani morat će ubuduće dokazati znanje hrvatskog jezika i latiničnog pisma. To je, naime, jedna od novina iz Zakona o strancima, prijedlog kojeg bi Vlada trebala utvrditi na današnjoj sjednici u Virovitici.

Odredište stranaca
Novi Zakon o strancima bit će u potpunosti usklađen s pravnom stečevinom EU, tvrde predlagatelji. Njihovo je polazište da će Hrvatska u sve većoj mjeri postajati odredište stranaca. Zbog toga želimo kvalitetno regulirati njihov boravak u Hrvatskoj kažu u Vladi. Na temelju novog zakona uvest će se jedinstvena baza podataka o svim izdanim vizama. Odluku o protjerivanju stranaca kojima je istekla dozvola boravka u Hrvatskoj moći će donijeti i MUP, a ne samo sud. Stranci će, za razliku od dosad, morati preuzeti dio troškova te "operacije".

Poslovnih najviše
Poslovne dozvole više neće služiti i kao dozvole boravka, nego će se boravak morati regulirati posebnim postupkom. U MUP-u su, naime, primijetili da se izdaje mnogo više poslovnih nego radnih dozvola, te su zaključili da se one često zloupotrebljavaju. Stranac koji želi poslovnu dozvolu, morat će dokazati da će se baviti uvođenjem novih poslovnih procesa i otvaranjem novih radnih mjesta, te pribaviti suglasnost državne uprave.

http://www.vecernji.hr/newsroom/news/croatia/810092/index.do

[Jebivjetar]

Odmah mogu deportirati većinu Kineza iz Hrvatske jer kurca ne znaju jezik.

[Slavic Enforcer]

To je dosad najbolji prijedlog ove vlade za koji sam cuo.

[Professor John Frink]

Props to you.

[Bartholomew Roberts]

Let's wait for the reactions from the EU and other idiotic organisations that will call this 'racist' and 'unfair' :rofl:

[Zrinski]

Let's wait for the reactions from the EU and other idiotic organisations that will call this 'racist' and 'unfair' :rofl:

I don't see the reason why they should. Similar laws and regulations are present all over Europe. Denmark, France, Germany...they all have similar regulations regarding permanent residence.

[Bartholomew Roberts]

I don't see the reason why they should. Similar laws and regulations are present all over Europe. Denmark, France, Germany...they all have similar regulations regarding permanent residence.

How many shitcunts in those countries can't speak the language, starting with say the turks?

[Watzy]

I don't think this law shall solve the problem, but only make things harder for them to get the documents. Also, I'm not certain what's with those citizens who don't speak Croatian like a considerable percentage of Gypsies.

The evil thing about modern citizenship is that it cannot be denied once it is granted. In earlier period of legal development one could be stripped off his rights as a citizen.

Modern states are such a joke because citizenship doesn't stand for responsibility, but only rights. Take Serbs for instance - not even the rebellion made them legally lesser citizens in respect to others, quite opposite, it made them a privileged minority.

[Zrinski]

How many shitcunts in those countries can't speak the language, starting with say the turks?

I don't know. I'd say there are quite a "few". This is the reason why Germany decided to make these regulations even more tougher to satisfy. France is also making them tougher. It's the same all over Europe: Switzerland, Spain, Denmark, etc.