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The recognition by a Member State of a third-country national or a stateless person as a person eligible for subsidiary protection. [defined in Article 2 of the Qualification Regulation]
The determining authority shall grant subsidiary protection status to a third-country national or a stateless person who is eligible for subsidiary protection in accordance with Chapters II and V. Correlation Table Directive 2011/95/EU This Regulation Article 18 Article 18
Protection can be provided either by the State or by stable, established non-State authorities, including international organisations, that control the State or a substantial part of the territory of the State and that meet the conditions set out in this Regulation, provided that they are able and willing to offer protection. Such protection should be […]
1. The determining authority shall withdraw the subsidiary protection status of a third-country national or a stateless person where: (a) that third-country national or stateless person has ceased to be eligible for subsidiary protection in accordance with Article 16; (b) after having been granted subsidiary protection status, that third-country national or stateless person should have […]
Standards for the definition and content of subsidiary protection status should also be laid down. Subsidiary protection should be complementary and additional to the refugee protection enshrined in the Geneva Convention. While the grounds for protection differ between refugee status and subsidiary protection status, the ongoing need for protection could be similar in duration. The […]
1. The competent authorities of the Member State that granted international protection to a beneficiary of international protection shall issue, in accordance with national procedures, residence permits to the family members of that beneficiary of international protection who do not individually qualify for international protection and who apply for a residence permit in that Member […]
It is necessary to introduce common criteria on the basis of which applicants for international protection are to be recognised as beneficiaries of subsidiary protection. Those criteria should be drawn from international obligations under human rights instruments and practices existing in Member States.
1. Beneficiaries of international protection shall have the right to a residence permit for as long as they hold refugee status or subsidiary protection status. 2. A residence permit shall be issued as soon as possible after refugee status or subsidiary protection status has been granted, and at the latest 90 days from the notification […]
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