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An application for international protection should be examined on its merits to determine whether an applicant qualifies for international protection in accordance with . There need not be an examination on the merits where an application is rejected as inadmissible in accordance with this Regulation, where another Member State is responsible in accordance with or […]
When an application is rejected in the context of the border procedure, the applicant, third-country national or stateless person concerned should be immediately subject to a return decision or, where the relevant conditions set out in of the European Parliament and of the Council (15) are met, to a refusal of entry. To guarantee the […]
With respect to the withdrawal of refugee or subsidiary protection status, Member States should ensure that persons benefiting from international protection are duly informed of a possible reconsideration of their status and that they are given the opportunity to submit their point of view, within a reasonable time, by means of a written statement and […]
This Regulation should apply to applicants to whom applies, in addition and without prejudice to the provisions of that Regulation.
The provisions of this Regulation on the content of international protection, including the rules to discourage secondary movements, should apply to those who were granted international protection following the positive conclusion of a resettlement or humanitarian admission procedure in accordance with of the European Parliament and of the Council (5). 5. Regulation (EU) 2024/1350 of […]
It is necessary to introduce common criteria for recognising applicants for asylum as refugees within the meaning of Article 1 of the Geneva Convention.
When assessing an application for international protection, the competent authorities of the Member States should use methods for the assessment of an applicant’s credibility in a manner that respects that applicant’s rights as guaranteed by and the , in particular the right to human dignity and respect for private and family life. Specifically as regards […]
Family members will, due to their close relationship to beneficiaries of international protection, normally be vulnerable to acts of persecution or serious harm that could constitute the basis for the granting of international protection. For the purpose of maintaining family unity, where family members present on the territory of the same Member State do not […]
In order to facilitate the integration of beneficiaries of international protection into society, they should have access to integration measures, at local, regional and national level, under conditions to be set by the Member States. Member States should consider maintaining access to language courses for beneficiaries of international protection where they had access to language […]
In order to ensure that applicants are aware of their rights and obligations, Member States should provide them in writing, or, where necessary, orally, or, where appropriate, in a visual form, with information relating to the reception conditions set out in this Directive. Such information should be provided as soon as possible, and in good […]
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