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LEGAL AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR ASY
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PREFACE TO THE FOURTH EDITION The D
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ICELAND............................
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LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS AUSTRIA Asylko
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NORWAY Norwegian Organisation for A
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The temporary residence permit is g
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Entry into the territory In practic
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Manifestly unfounded applications A
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Legal aid Such an appeal does not h
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Extension of Convention status to a
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with an obligation to report to the
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR REFUGEES Intr
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Access to the national health servi
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BELGIUM LEGAL CONDITIONS The legal
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Regularisation A “one shot” reg
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(e) if the application is manifestl
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Legal aid In accordance with the pr
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Statistics Asylum seekers are not e
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In addition, since January 1999, it
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Freedom of movement In theory, the
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Access to the adult educational sys
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Freedom of movement The same as for
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Other types of residence permit Hum
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Refusal of entry by the Immigration
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If, following this interview, the D
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Final rejection Detention If the Re
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However, an exception is made in ca
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR ASYLUM SEEKER
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Work Asylum seekers are not permitt
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR REFUGEES Intr
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Financial assistance Work Refugees
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Political rights Municipalities mus
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Work However, those who live outsid
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FINLAND LEGAL CONDITIONS The legal
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According to Section 39 of the Alie
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unfounded procedures. At the time o
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Detention According to Section 46 o
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Number of persons reunited Number o
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Work According to Section 25 of the
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR REFUGEES Intr
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There are special training programm
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR PERSONS UNDER
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FRANCE LEGAL CONDITIONS The legal b
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1999, the number of applications su
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compared with 1997. Out of these 2,
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Normal determination procedure Firs
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efused by the courts, which means t
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Statistics (Source: the Ministry of
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however, are not specialised and th
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Unaccompanied minors Apart from the
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Single person FRF 2,500* EUR 381.1
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Health/Sickness All foreigners resi
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Access to the adult education syste
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GERMANY LEGAL CONDITIONS The legal
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circumstances and after prolonged r
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Manifestly unfounded cases Accordin
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Legal aid Asylum seekers are not en
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Statistics Procedure Applications f
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR ASYLUM SEEKER
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Access to work after the first thre
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR REFUGEES Intr
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Aliens not born in Germany may appl
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Language tuition Persons with Duldu
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The granting of humanitarian status
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has taken place. After the intervie
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Legal aid The Minister of Public Or
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Reunification is conditional on the
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Provided by refugee assisting NGOs
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR REFUGEES Intr
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ICELAND LEGAL CONDITIONS The legal
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Interpreters Interpretation is prov
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR ASYLUM SEEKER
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IRELAND LEGAL CONDITIONS The legal
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Kosovo Albanians About 830 Kosovo A
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Interview Since the beginning of Ap
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Appeal the Refugee Applications Com
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Female asylum seekers There is no s
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Statistics Although there is no for
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Asylum seekers have no right to cou
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The RAC’s medical service also pr
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Financial assistance Work - Program
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Repatriation The Refugee Agency pro
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Work Persons with temporary leave t
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will be explicitly mentioned as rea
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The Dublin Convention The current I
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Unaccompanied minors According to S
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Main national groups Main national
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Child care Mother tongue tuition is
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Work Recognised refugees have the r
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Unaccompanied minors The same as fo
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Temporary protection was re-introdu
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After the interview with the police
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equired to give an opinion on each
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Statistics Reunification is not con
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR ASYLUM SEEKER
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Work As the Asylum Law gives suspen
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- a clothing allowance of LUF 5,000
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employer but for only one professio
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR PERSONS UNDER
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persons under temporary humanitaria
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Legal aid The Refugee Commissioner
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR ASYLUM SEEKER
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A residence permit for humanitarian
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The Dublin Convention All applicati
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Appeal Legal aid The Advice Committ
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Detention Aliens benefiting from th
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Statistics (source: IND) Number of
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- he/she is no longer entitled to s
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Financial assistance Work The finan
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have relatives or friends in the Ne
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Housing All Dutch municipalities ar
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR PERSONS UNDER
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NORWAY LEGAL CONDITIONS The legal b
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to return to Kosovo or submit an ap
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Manifestly unfounded procedure No s
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Detention Asylum seekers may be det
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Number of refugee statuses granted
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Work In principle, deductions may b
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR REFUGEES Hous
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None of these grants are means-test
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PORTUGAL LEGAL CONDITIONS The legal
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emain within the border zone (airpo
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Commissioner for Refugees, a furthe
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consideration is taken for minors o
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Main national groups Main national
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Work Work is not allowed during the
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR REFUGEES Intr
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR PERSONS UNDER
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applicants, but could be invoked fo
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• is manifestly fraudulent, or wh
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When new appeal procedures are intr
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UK if there are strong connections
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR ASYLUM SEEKER
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threshold is likely to be about GBP
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third of the total). The Panel is r
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Work Additional benefits are also a
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR PERSONS UNDER