Directive 2014/66/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 15 May 2014 on the conditions of entry and residence of third-country nationals in the framework of an intra-corporate transfer
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1.Member States shall withdraw an intra-corporate transferee permit in any of the following cases:
(a)where it was fraudulently acquired, or falsified, or tampered with;
(b)where the intra-corporate transferee is residing in the Member State concerned for purposes other than those for which he or she was authorised to reside;
(c)where the host entity was established for the main purpose of facilitating the entry of intra-corporate transferees.
2.Member States shall, if appropriate, withdraw an intra-corporate transferee permit where the employer or the host entity has been sanctioned in accordance with national law for undeclared work and/or illegal employment.
3.Member States shall refuse to renew an intra-corporate transferee permit in any of the following cases:
(a)where it was fraudulently acquired, or falsified, or tampered with;
(b)where the intra-corporate transferee is residing in the Member State concerned for purposes other than those for which he or she was authorised to reside;
(c)where the host entity was established for the main purpose of facilitating the entry of intra-corporate transferees;
(d)where the maximum duration of stay as defined in Article 12(1) has been reached.
4.Member States shall, if appropriate, refuse to renew an intra-corporate transferee permit where the employer or the host entity has been sanctioned in accordance with national law for undeclared work and/or illegal employment.
5.Member States may withdraw or refuse to renew an intra-corporate transferee permit in any of the following cases:
(a)where Article 5 is not or is no longer complied with;
(b)where the employer or the host entity has failed to meet its legal obligations regarding social security, taxation, labour rights or working conditions;
(c)where the employer's or the host entity's business is being or has been wound up under national insolvency laws or if no economic activity is taking place;
(d)where the intra-corporate transferee has not complied with the mobility rules set out in Articles 21 and 22.
6.Without prejudice to paragraphs 1 and 3, any decision to withdraw or to refuse to renew an intra-corporate transferee permit shall take account of the specific circumstances of the case and respect the principle of proportionality.
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