Bild: Syrian Migrants in Germany May Extend Deportation for 3.5 Years
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After the fall of Bashar al-Assad, the Federal Government announced that it would repatriate refugees to Syria. However, current figures show that thousands of Syrians can still stay in Germany. A lawyer explains why this is so.
Syrian migrants in Germany can legally challenge the revocation of protection status and postpone deportation to three and a half years, writes Bild, based on data from the Federal Agency for Migration and Refugees.A model study of the situation, based on data from the Federal Agency for Migration and Refugees (BAMF), shows that Syrian migrants in Germany can legally extend the decision to deport them to 42 months, transmits RIA News with refere…
The withdrawal of protection status from Syrian refugees in Germany raises many questions about the timing of deportation, especially as the European country's laws provide multiple legal avenues that may delay the implementation of deportation decisions for long periods. The period between the start of the review of the status of protection and the implementation of possible deportation may amount to about three and a half years, according to t…
Sawalev's deportation from Germany may take up to 42 months, as a result of multiple legal and administrative complications, according to analyses published by the German newspaper 'Bild'. The procedure includes a series of legal and administrative stages prior to the execution of deportation decisions, beginning with the withdrawal of refugee protection status, and then allowing for judicial appeal before the competent courts.
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