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Freedom of movement In theory, the registration in a reception centre is not compulsory and asylum seekers may reside wherever they want in the country. However, they are in practice obliged to live in the place of registration since it is only there that they will be able to receive social assistance. The Dublin Convention Asylum seekers processed under the provisions of the Dublin Convention are not subject to any specific measures and have therefore the same rights as other asylum seekers 37 Belgium
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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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Page 88: DENMARK LEGAL CONDITIONS The legal
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR PERSONS UNDER
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Refugees from Bosnia-Herzegovina As
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Policy Programme adopted in 1997, t
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Republic and for Polish Romas. Even
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Legal aid Asylum seekers are entitl
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Other categories Under Section 18c(
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR ASYLUM SEEKER
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Health/sickness A nurse is attached
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Financial assistance Work In princi
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Repatriation Travel expenses and a
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School attendance All children who
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Quota refugees French legislation d
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There is no specific procedure for
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The Prefecture also gives the form
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ut no free legal assistance is avai
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five days. If the expulsion cannot
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Work No meals provided 1 person FRF
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR REFUGEES Intr
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Work Convention refugees, including
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the new decree of 6 July 1999) and
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Both categories are considered as C
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These grounds for rejection apply n
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Appeal - it may refuse to grant eit
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Detention There is no reliable esti
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Recognition rate 1999 Recognition R
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Applicants are usually accommodated
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Freedom of movement/residence Asylu
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Refugees with no private means may
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GREECE LEGAL CONDITIONS The legal b
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Nevertheless, following the amendme
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Appeal Negative decisions by the MP
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The interviews with the authority d
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Child care Children who need supple
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Language tuition The same as for as
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A preliminary interview is conducte
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Statistics Number of applications N
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Convention refugees are granted a r
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1996 Refugee Act According to Secti
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The Asylum Division of the Departme
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Legal aid have had at least ten yea
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Rejected asylum seekers Under Secti
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under “Language tuition for refug
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society to a greater extent. The cr
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ITALY LEGAL CONDITIONS The legal ba
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Rejection at the border Under Secti
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Appeal Legal aid Although the Presi
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Family Reunification Statistics Con
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LUXEMBOURG LEGAL CONDITIONS The leg
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These evacuees were issued with a d
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According to Section 8 of the Asylu
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Final rejection Detention Asylum se
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Main national groups Main national
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Financial assistance The decree set
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Child care There is no specific chi
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR REFUGEES Hous
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Citizenship Recognised refugees may
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MALTA LEGAL CONDITIONS The legal ba
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individually. However, local author
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Rejected asylum seekers Applicants
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THE NETHERLANDS LEGAL CONDITIONS Th
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Submission of the application All a
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6. the asylum seeker does not have
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Legal aid is always available at al
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An application for asylum in the co
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When receiving the residence permit
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Child care Many asylum centres offe
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Access to the adult education syste
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Work During the first two years of
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humanitarian reasons, which may be
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Asylum seekers may be detained by t
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Legal aid organisations working wit
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Statistics reunification. For those
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The Government’s objectives regar
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Work Refugees are permitted to take
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generate large-scale refugee flows.
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According to Section 11(1) of the A
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Under judicial proceedings, appella
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Statistics The resident permit is e
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Health/sickness Asylum seekers are
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ecognition of school qualifications
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others, may attend such classes, pr
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esiding legally in Spain are entitl
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During the interview, applicants ha
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The OAR is responsible for examinin
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Administrative review According to
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Detention proves impossible to carr
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longer compatible with the new Alie
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Financial assistance Work Asylum se
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR REFUGEES AND
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Language tuition Refugees have acce
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Other categories of persons in need
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Asylum seekers processed under the
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The SIV must make a decision on the
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Number of residence permits granted
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Work Asylum seekers are not allowed
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Work When assistance is requested,
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SWITZERLAND LEGAL CONDITIONS The le
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Airport procedure In accordance wit
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- he/she has stayed illegally in Sw
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Female asylum seekers Section 3(2)
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Main national groups Main national
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Female asylum seekers Work There ar
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SOCIAL CONDITIONS FOR REFUGEES Hous
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In the 12 months to the end of June
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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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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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