The Law of Immigration is characterized by a very peculiar and articulated legislation, because it pertains to transversal areas of administrative, civil, criminal and labor law, the law 286 of 98. The complexity of the discipline finds as sources not only national laws but also European ones and beyond, since not only the law of the European Union (both treaties and derivatives) continuously regulates the matter, but also international law places numerous limitations on the autonomy of States in this area.
Many, then, are the subjects and institutions involved from the point of view of our legal system in the application of the law: the Ministry of the Interior with the Prefectures and Police Headquarters, the Regions, the local authorities, the post offices, the schools and the Law courts.
Furthermore, we are faced with a constantly changing matter that requires the need for a highly specialized legal consultant who is constantly informed and updated on legislative changes.
