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Migration Policy - SPD Criticizes Hardship Regime in Family Reunification as Too Strict

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Around a year after the family reunification was suspended for subsidiary beneficiaries, the SPD criticised the new hardship rule as too strict.

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In June 2025, the Bundestag decided to suspend the family reunification for two years for members of subsidiary guardians. Exceptions apply only in ... The post Ways to "restrictive regulations": SPD wants to facilitate family reunification appeared first on Apollo News.

·Berlin, Germany
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For one year, family reunification has been subject to subsidiary protection. Only in cases of hardship are relatives allowed to come to Germany - but hardly any application for hardship is granted. Now there is criticism from the SPD.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Around a year after the family reunification was suspended for subsidiary beneficiaries, the SPD criticised the new hardship rule as too strict.

·Germany
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The rules for stopping family reunification are far too strict, according to the SPD. Few hardship cases are likely to come to Germany since then. "It is not a question of enabling entire clans to enter."

·Berlin, Germany
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Here you can find information on the topic "Migration" . Read now "Family reunification: SPD criticizes regulation as too strict.

·Germany
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A year ago, the government sent a stop signal to people who want to follow up on a family member with limited protection status in Germany. Now there is criticism from the coalition partner.

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