Estonian Chancellor Rules Bank Statement Requirement for Residence Permits Unlawful

Estonia's Chancellor of Justice, Ülle Madise, has declared it unlawful for the Police and Border Guard Board to demand two years of bank statements from residence permit applicants.

10 Jul, 05:25 — 10 Jul, 05:25

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Chancellor: Requiring resident permit applicants to submit bank statements unlawful

Chancellor of Justice Ülle Madise says it is unlawful for the Police and Border Guard Board (PPA) to require residence permit applicants to submit bank account statements covering the previous two years.

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Estonian Chancellor Rules Bank Statement Requirement for Residence Permits Unlawful

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