Facts
[A.] , originally from Thailand, born on xx.xx.1974, entered Switzerland with a visitor visa on 14 January 2003. On 7 April 2003, he married Swiss citizen [B.] and subsequently received a residence permit to stay with his wife. The marriage was divorced on 4 June 2004. On 14 June 2005, [A.] married Swiss citizen [C.] and received another residence permit to stay with his wife. The marriage with [C.] was divorced on 24 November 2009. On 6 December 2010, the Migration Office of the Canton of Basel-Stadt decided not to extend the residence permit and expelled [A.] from Switzerland. [A.] filed an appeal against this decision, which was rejected by the Department of Justice and Security of the Canton of Basel-Stadt on 8 August 2011. [A.] then filed a complaint with the Court of Appeal of the Canton of Basel-Stadt as the administrative court, which was dismissed by judgment of 5 September 2013.Considerations
The Federal Supreme Court confirms the decision of the lower instance. It finds that [A.] has no claim to an extension of the residence permit under Art. 50 of the Foreign Nationals Act (AuG), as the marital communities with his two former wives each lasted less than three years. According to the case law of the Federal Supreme Court, it is not possible to add up the duration of…