[現代澳門時事] 警方籲遊行人士守法

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治安警察局早前接獲民政總署通知，指離島居民權益協會、新澳門學社、民生力量聯合會和工人民生力量聯合工會四個團體今日“回歸日”舉行集會及遊行，表達訴求。為盡量減低對其他道路使用者的影響，治安警呼籲參與遊行人士應遵循修訂後的路線行進，否則將被視為不合法。
    治安警表示，根據基本法及按第二卅九三卅M號法律第八條第二及第三款的規定，修訂部分團體的遊行路線，並於日前與有關團體開會，通知決定及需注意事項。四個遊行團體分別在何賢公園、祐漢街市公園、三角花園和永寧廣場起步，各團體代表最終抵達政府總部遞信。
    治安警提醒，遊行發起人應自行組織糾察隊，維持自身隊伍秩序；控制參與人士的情緒，避免出現過激行為；理性表達訴求，免受外來人士干擾、煽動或教唆；注意同行長者及小童安全；遊行期間禁止燃燒物品，免造成意外或引致遊行秩序混亂；注意天氣變化，做好個人保護措施；遊行必須在和平及合法情況下進行，包括遵守集會示威法及國旗法。
    治安警表示，十分重視集會及遊行的秩序及安全，會派出適量警員維持人群及交通秩序，若居民途經遊行地點，應配合在場警員指示。

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Work Permits & Residency

By law, you are required to hold a work permit or “blue card” in order to work in Macau and you must be working full time to be eligible. The company that hires you will apply for a permit on your behalf. You’ll need to provide a variety of documents such as passports, birth certificates, marriage certificate etc. The process takes about 2-3 months and involves having your fingerprints taken at the Immigration building in Taipa.

The Immigration Department will issue a receipt which indicates your blue card is pending. This allows you to start work while you wait for your blue card to be processed. You are only permitted to work for the employer who applied for the blue card on your behalf. It is not transferable to other companies. For more information about work permits, call the Human Resources Department at 2833 6960

The process of applying for a Macau resident card can differ depending on your profession and other variables. Generally speaking, your application is reviewed by IPIM, the department that administers Macao resident card applications. If your application is approved, you will be issued a certificate or letter of approval to take to the Immigration Department, where you will apply for the actual resident card. The card is then issued by the Identification Department. In most cases, your employer can help you navigate through this process.

Many foreigners receive Non Permanent Resident status, which provides the same rights and privileges as a Permanent resident, however, you are required to live in Macau for seven years before receiving permanent residency status.

For more information about Macau residency cards, call 2871 0300.

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