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Main national groups Main national groups to seek asylum in Switzerland in 1999 Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 29,913 Iraq 1658 Sri Lanka 1487 Bosnia Herzegovina 1513 Turkey 1453 Albania 1386 Sierra Leone 756 Angola 545 Democratic Republic of Congo 523 296 Switzerland
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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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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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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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Access to work after the first thre
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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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ICELAND LEGAL CONDITIONS The legal
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Interpreters Interpretation is prov
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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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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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persons under temporary humanitaria
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Legal aid The Refugee Commissioner
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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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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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SPAIN LEGAL CONDITIONS The legal ba
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exceptional circumstances still pre
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Decisions made on the basis of the
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uling. The CIAR comprises a represe
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Upon arrival, legal assistance is a
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As a rule, applicants from abroad a
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Child care In principle, asylum see
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Page 612: In the 12 months to the end of June
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Page 636: threshold is likely to be about GBP
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