Asylum Process and Application

https://apps.migration.gov.gr/international-protection-registration?lang=en

Final Decision of Rejection: Next Steps

We inform you that the procedures concerning your application for international protection have been completed. According to the decision of the Appeals Authority rejecting your application, your stay in Greece is no longer legal.

Please access this link to find information on Asylum in 18 languages:

https://migration.gov.gr/en/gas/plirofories-se-18-glosses/

The objective of the Dublin III Regulation is to ensure quick access to the asylum procedures and the examination of an application on the merits by a single, clearly determined Member-State of Europe. The Regulation establishes the Member-State responsible for the examination of the asylum application.

The criteria for establishing responsibility are, in hierarchical order:

• family considerations,
• recent possession of visa or residence permit in a Member-State, and
• whether the applicant has entered EU irregularly, or regularly.

Access to the international protection procedure is unrestricted and free of charge.

Important Points in the Second Instance Procedure

Upon the full registration (submission) of your application, you will receive your International Protection Applicant’s Card (IPAP), which will valid for a time period that may vary from thirty (30) days to six (6) months, depending on the procedure that will be followed for the examination of your case. Your International Protection Applicant’s Card will allow you to stay in Greece until the examination of your claim is completed.

Rights of International Protection Applicants

As an international protection applicant in Greece, you have the following rights:

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