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In so far as the family already existed before the applicant arrived on the territory of the Member States, members of the applicant’s family present on the territory of the same Member State during the procedure, specifically spouses/unmarried partners and minor or adult dependent children. [defined in Article 2 of the Reception Directive]

Reception Directive:
Article 4 – More favourable provisions

Member States may introduce or retain more favourable provisions as regards reception conditions for applicants as well as for family members and close relatives of applicants who are present in the same Member State provided that such family members and close relatives are dependent on the applicants, or for humanitarian reasons, insofar as those provisions […]

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AMMR:
Article 22 – Personal interview

1. In order to facilitate the procedure for determining the Member State responsible, the competent authorities of the determining Member State referred to in Article 38(1) shall conduct a personal interview with the applicant for the purpose of applying Article 39. The interview shall also enable the applicant to properly understand the information received in […]

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Procedures Regulation:
Recital 48

Member States should have the possibility to apply the concept of safe third country as a ground for inadmissibility where the possibility exists for the applicant to request and, if the conditions are fulfilled, to receive effective protection in a third country, where his or her life and liberty are not threatened on account of […]

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Reception Directive:
Article 12 – Conditions of detention

1. Detention of applicants shall take place, as a rule, in specialised detention facilities. Where a Member State cannot provide accommodation in a specialised detention facility and is obliged to resort to prison accommodation, the detained applicant shall be kept separately from ordinary prisoners and the detention conditions provided for in this Directive shall apply. […]

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AMMR:
Article 25 – Unaccompanied minors

1. Where the applicant is an unaccompanied minor, only the criteria set out in this Article shall apply. Those criteria shall apply in the order in which they are set out in paragraphs 2 to 5. 2. The Member State responsible shall be the Member State where a family member or a sibling of the […]

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Procedures Regulation:
Recital 50

The concepts of first country of asylum and safe third country should not be applied in respect of an applicant who applies and is entitled to benefit, in the Member State that examines the application, from the rights set out in Council (11) or of the European Parliament and of the Council (12) as family […]

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Reception Directive:
Article 14 – Families

Where a Member State provides applicants with housing, it shall take appropriate measures to maintain, as far as possible, family unity present within its territory. Such measures shall be implemented with the applicant’s consent. Correlation table Directive 2013/33/EU This Directive Article 12 Article 14

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AMMR:
Article 26 – Family members who legally reside in a Member State

1. Where the applicant has a family member who has been allowed to reside as a beneficiary of international protection in a Member State or who resides in a Member State on the basis of a long-term residence permit in accordance with Council (40) or long-term residence permit granted in accordance with national law, where […]

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Procedures Regulation:
Recital 67

The best interests of the child should be a primary consideration for Member States when applying the provisions of this Regulation that possibly affect minors. In this context, and given the special reception needs of minors, where the border procedure is applied and the number of applicants at a given moment exceeds the number which […]

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Reception Directive:
Article 26 – Minors

1. The best interests of the child shall be a primary consideration for Member States when implementing the provisions of this Directive that possibly affect minors. Member States shall ensure a standard of living adequate for the minor’s physical, mental, spiritual, moral and social development. 2. In assessing the best interests of the child, Member […]

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