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Social Assistance: Integration Phase Raises Legal Concerns

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Asylum seekers should receive full social assistance only after a four-month integration phase. Is this legally possible? The Ministry of Social Affairs refers to expert reports.

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Asylum seekers should receive full social assistance only after a four-month integration phase. Is this legally possible? The Ministry of Social Affairs refers to expert reports.

·Vienna, Austria
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If the ECJ decides as before, "it will overturn this regulation," says Uni-Professor Anuscheh Farahat. In the Ministry of Social Affairs, one is convinced of compliance with EU law.

·Vienna, Austria
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Austria is preparing a fundamental change in the system of social benefits for refugees. People granted asylum should initially receive significantly lower support and would only receive the full amount after they have demonstrated their efforts to integrate into society. Anyone who refuses to participate in mandatory integration programs risks further reductions in benefits, or in extreme cases, even their complete withdrawal. The reform is bei…

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der Standard AT broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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