Regulation (EC) No 1030/ 2002 of the Council of 13 June 2002. on the establishment of a uniform format of residence permit for third-country nationals” is an important document that became the basis for the creation of a uniform format of residence permit in the countries of the European Union. This regulation was developed with the aim of simplifying and unifying the process of obtaining residence permits for non-EU citizens, which makes it relevant and significant for many people seeking to legalize their status in Europe. The book, written by a team of authors, includes not only the text of the regulation itself, but also detailed comments, explanations and analysis of its provisions. This makes it an indispensable source of information for lawyers, migration specialists and anyone interested in migration issues and legal status in the EU. Readers who are looking for information on how to issue a residence permit, what documents are necessary and what rights this status provides will find useful advice and explanations in the book. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range of issues related to migration, human rights and legal norms. The authors consider not only the technical aspects of obtaining a residence permit, but also deeper social and cultural contexts that affect migration processes in Europe. The book draws attention to the importance of respecting the rights of migrants and the need to create conditions for their integration into a new society. This work will be of interest not only to professionals in the field of law, but also to students studying international relations, migration law and social sciences. It can also attract the attention of activists and non-governmental organizations working in the field of protecting the rights of migrants. The book will help readers better understand how the EU migration system works and what changes may occur in the future. The style of the authors is distinguished by clarity and accessibility, which allows even those who do not have deep knowledge in the field of law to easily assimilate information. They use examples from practice and real cases, which makes the material more clear and understandable. This is especially important in the context of complex legal norms that may be difficult to perceive. Regulation (EC) 1030/2002 is part of a wider series of works on migration law and human rights. Other well-known works of the authors also deal with the integration of migrants, legal aspects of their status and social policy in the EU countries. Readers interested in these topics will find in this book not only information, but also inspiration for further study and analysis. Thus, Regulation (EC) 1030/2002 is not just a legal document, but an important step towards understanding migration processes in Europe. The book will be a useful resource for anyone who wants to understand the complex system of migration legislation and understand how it affects the lives of millions of people. If you are looking for information about residence permits, migration rights or just want to expand your knowledge about the legal aspects of life in Europe, this book will become an indispensable assistant for you.