2.2 residence permits in the republic of slovenia - Ljudmila

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c. Persons with refugee status may apply for a Refugee Travel Document at
the Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Slovenia, and are required to
enclose two personal photographs with the application. A Refugee Travel
Document will be issued for a ten-year period and can be prolonged upon
request. The price for the initial passport to be issued in May 2012 was
€ 38.84 or, alternatively, € 27.50, without administrative charges. A refugee
without sufficient funds for subsistence at his or her disposal and without
being provided for in some other way will be exempt from administrative
charges when applying for a Refugee Travel Document. This document allows
you to travel to any destination in the world with the exception of your
home country. If you ever return to your home country, your status of international
protection will cease.
You were granted subsidiary protection
Subsidiary protection is generally granted to persons who do not fulfil the conditions
necessary to be granted refugee status (i.e. are not being systematically
persecuted), but are nevertheless seriously endangered. This form of protection
is given for a shorter period of time and may be prolonged on the basis of new
applications. It is based on the assumption that the threat in a person’s home
country will eventually cease, i.e. this person will be able to return once the circumstances
are safe. You will be granted a temporary residence permit, but in
general your rights are similar to those of persons with refugee status including
the right for a Travel Document (passport). In this case the Travel Document lasts
as long as your subsidiary protection.
While obtaining international protection you may acquire legal assistance
from consultants for asylum seekers and from the non-governmental