Reception Directive:
Recital 51
Access to the labour market should entitle the applicant to seek employment. It is possible for Member States to also allow applicants to be self-employed.
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Access to the labour market should entitle the applicant to seek employment. It is possible for Member States to also allow applicants to be self-employed.
The Asylum Agency should assist Member States to draw up and review their contingency plans, with the agreement of the Member State concerned. A contingency plan should consist of a comprehensive set of measures that are necessary in order to deal with a possible disproportionate pressure on the Members States’ reception systems, and to enhance […]
1. Member States shall ensure that the applicant is provided with the document referred to in Article 29(1) of . 2. Member States shall not require applicants, for the sole reason that they are applicants for international protection or on the sole basis of their nationality, to provide unnecessary or a disproportionate amount of documentation […]
1. Member States shall ensure that applicants, irrespective of where they are required to be present in accordance with , receive the necessary health care, whether provided by generalists or, where needed, specialist practitioners. Such necessary health care shall be of adequate quality and include, at least, emergency care, essential treatment of illnesses, including of […]
This Directive is addressed to the Member States in accordance with the Treaties. Correlation table Directive 2013/33/EU This Directive Article 34 Article 38
In its communication of 6 April 2016‘Towards a Reform of the Common European Asylum System and Enhancing Legal Avenues to Europe’, the Commission underlined the need for strengthening and harmonising further the . It also set out priority areas where the should be structurally improved, namely the establishment of a sustainable and fair system for […]
Where there is a risk that an applicant may abscond or where it is necessary to ensure that restrictions to an applicant’s freedom of movement are respected, Member States could require applicants to report to the competent authorities at a specified time or at reasonable intervals, without disproportionately affecting the rights of applicants under this […]
Member States should be able to resort to temporary housing solutions of a lower standard where the normally available housing capacities are temporarily exhausted. Member States should also be able to resort to those temporary housing solutions where, due to a disproportionate number of persons to be accommodated or a man-made or natural disaster, the […]
In order to increase integration prospects and self-sufficiency of applicants, earlier access to the labour market is encouraged where the application is likely to be well-founded, including when its examination has been prioritised in accordance with . Member States should therefore consider reducing that time period as much as possible in cases where the application […]
Member States should have the power to introduce or maintain more favourable provisions for third-country nationals and stateless persons who ask for international protection from a Member State.
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