Case C-540/22, Social Insurance:

Various applicants – v – Staatssecretaris van Justitie en Veiligheid, reference lodged by the Rechtbank Den Haag (The Netherlands) on 11 August 2022

Does the free movement of services guaranteed by Articles 56 and 57 TFEU include a right derived therefrom of residence in a Member State for third-country workers who may be employed in that Member State by a service provider established in another Member State?
If not, where the duration of the provision of services exceeds three months, does Article 56 TFEU preclude an application having to be made for a residence permit for each individual worker in addition to a simple obligation to declare on the part of the service provider?
If not, does Article 56 TFEU preclude
1. a provision of national law that the period of validity of such a residence permit may not exceed two years, irrespective of the duration of the provision of services?
2. the limitation of the period of validity of such a residence permit to the period of validity of the work and residence permit in the Member State in which the service provider is established?
3. charging a fee per (renewal) application which is equal to the fee payable for a regular work permit for a third-country national, but five times higher than the fee payable for proof of lawful residence for a Union citizen?