The thing is evidently ridicolous since a person who won’t be anymore able to work cannot be qualifies as unemployed worker. Registering into unemployed lists is not allowed in case of a person who cannot work.
Example – A person willing to register himself but whose arm is broken shouldn’t be allowed to. The quoted person anyway obtained a permit on this basis.
He then was given a more suitable permit, the domicile of choice one this is released to the ones unable to work but holding all needed means in order to survive.
In 2003 according to police headquarters this person wouldn’t hold requisites in order to have papers renewed, therefore he should go back to his country of origin even though here in Italy he holds a pension. In case he returned home he wouldn’t be anymore paid the pension.
This seems very absurd since this case follows consolidated act art. 5 paragraphs 5 and 9 unchanged by Bossi-Fini law.
Not even politicians aimed to change this rule. According to this, as already stated, when the worker became disable and started having a pension he was right to ask for domicile of choice papers.
This doesn’t force to go back to the man’s country of origin in order to ask for an entry visa. At the moment papers need to be renewed only an evaluation of requisites is needed.
Therefore this person should have had his papers immediately renewed according to law and to good sense.
Appealing to court is anyway needed.