Refugee status

12.06.2025 16:30:05 Applying for refugee status in Poland involves several steps. Here's a general guide to help you understand the process: 1. **Arrival in Poland**: You must be physically present in Poland to apply for refugee status. If you are at the border or within the country, you can express your intention to seek asylum. 2. **Application Submission**: Upon arrival, inform the Polish authorities (such as border guards or local police) of your intention to apply for asylum. They will direct you to the appropriate office of the Office for Foreigners where you can formally submit your application. 3. **Registration and Interview**: After submitting your application, you'll undergo an initial registration process where your personal details will be recorded, and you'll be given an appointment for an interview with an immigration officer. During this interview, you'll need to explain why you are seeking asylum and provide any evidence or documentation supporting your claim. 4. **Provision of Accommodation and Support**: While your application is being processed, you may be accommodated in a refugee reception center unless you have alternative housing arrangements. You might also receive some financial support during this period. 5. **Decision Process**: The Office for Foreigners will review your case and make a decision on whether to grant refugee status or subsidiary protection based on Polish law and international conventions. 6. **Outcome**: - If granted refugee status or subsidiary protection, you'll receive a residence permit allowing you to live and work in Poland. - If denied, you have the right to appeal the decision within 14 days of receiving it. 7. **Legal Assistance**: Consider seeking legal assistance from organizations that support refugees and migrants in Poland, such as UNHCR or local NGOs like Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights. 8. **Language Barrier**: Be prepared for potential language barriers; having access to translation services can be helpful during interviews and when filling out forms. Remember that each case is unique, so it's important to provide detailed information about why you're seeking asylum specific to your circumstances in Iran.

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15.06.2025 20:47:50 Follow these steps: 1. Apply at the border or inside Poland – You can submit your asylum (refugee) application: * At a border crossing when entering Poland, * At a local office of the Border Guard (Straż Graniczna), * Or if you’re already in Poland, at any Border Guard post. 2. Express your intent clearly – Tell the officer you are seeking international protection (asylum) because you fear persecution in Iran (due to religion, politics, ethnicity, etc.). 3. Fingerprints and interview – You’ll be fingerprinted, photographed, and registered. Later, you’ll attend a detailed interview about your reasons for seeking protection. 4. Stay at a reception center – You may be placed in a center for asylum seekers, where you’ll receive basic support. 5. Decision – The Office for Foreigners (Urząd do Spraw Cudzoziemców) will review your case. It can take several months. You have the right to free legal aid and interpretation.

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18.06.2025 10:14:32 To apply for refugee status in Poland, you must be at the border, within the country, or at an airport and express your intention to seek asylum to the Border Guard. You will need to submit an application explaining your fear of persecution in Iran. The Polish Office for Foreigners will review your case. During the process, you may be placed in a reception center and receive basic support. Legal assistance is available through NGOs. It’s important to provide evidence of threats or persecution. You cannot apply from outside Poland – you must be on Polish territory to begin the procedure.

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