A law combating migrants’ sham marriages, paternity and maternity has been passed.

407 voted in favour, 0 against, and 0 abstained.

A temporary residence permit outside the quota or a residence permit will now be available no earlier than three years after marriage or adoption.

If the marriage that formed the basis for a temporary residence permit is declared invalid by a court or dissolved, the permit previously issued to the foreign citizen will also be revoked.

A similar measure will apply if a court deprives a migrant of parental rights, restricts those rights or cancels an adoption.

Work to improve migration policy continues. Six further bills discussed with you earlier remain under consideration.