Could u tell the refuge policy for Germany

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We would like to inform you that if you are planning to asylum note that most countries have the same procedures, you can enter the country and then request asylum there, upon arrival you surrender yourself to the police, and then they will take you to reside in a refugee camp, and then they will bring an interpreter to reveal your identity and to know the reasons for your asylum. Your reason must be that you are scared on your life, in case you return to your country. They will investigate you and interview you many times. You can bring a lawyer, a friend or one of your relatives if any of them are in the country. One of the main factors that decide whether or not it is possible to give you asylum is the credibility and validity of the applicant's story. Knowing that, in cases the applicant is unable to provide a proof of such statements or stories, he/she will not be able to receive asylum. Keep in mind that your statements must be consistent and in harmony with objective information about his or her country of origin. Then, the opinion will be given whether to grant the applicant an asylum or not. Note that, if the application is rejected, you can make an appeal.

Moreover, you can apply for asylum through registering in the UNHCR website or your brother can revise personally and apply for asylum. However, this way is not recommended as it takes long time and often rejected. Therefore, the best way is through applying for visa to the targeted country then applies for asylum once you get there. This is the common way nowadays and for sure it is accepted by the authorities as you will be in a camp and they will determine the interview date and ask you about the purpose, if you were accepted then they will grant you a temporary residence then permanent residence.

We would like to inform you that Entering Germany for the first time requires a "visa" which can later be converted into a temporary or permanent residence on specific terms. Visas are granted for specific purposes, such as study and work. As for the study and work visa, it is granted for temporary residence permit according to the purpose of the potential residence indicated by the law for humane reasons and family. The authorization of permanent residence is granted to the foreigner who lived in Germany for five years under specific reasons

The availability of living accommodation,

A clean criminal record

Sufficient knowledge of German language

The possibility of granting foreigners permanent residence is given for the purpose of study or seek it at a university or similar educational institution. After completion of the study, the extension of residence for an additional year can be extended so that the foreign student can look for work in the same field of study.

In individual cases, residence permits may be granted for participation in language courses, without any connection to preparation for study and registration at a particular university.

It is possible granting foreigners’ permits to stay and work together replaces the system in force in the previous law, which separates them. As for those with high qualifications, the law provides for the possibility of granting permission to reside in Germany. Permanent residency, as well as the right to citizenship and the right of their parents who join them from the beginning or later to work also

With regard to reunification from within Germany, it is presented in the Department of Foreigners in your city. You can apply for family reunification, the wife and children under the age of 18 years. Adults, brothers and sisters are not included in the family unification.

A family member must apply for a family unification within three months of obtaining the right to asylum.

As for reunification from outside Germany at the embassy or the consulate in your country, you and your relative should be in compliance with all the conditions of reunification.

The required documents are:

- The form of data for the applicant for reunification and the other party to be included.

- The passport (valid for three months, issued before ten years at most)

- Recent Passport photograph.

- Letter of invitation from the person residing in Germany.

- Birth certificate and spouse document for husband or wife.

- Proof of German citizenship or residency status of a person residing in Germany.

- Proof of health insurance for the person in Germany from the date of arrival from a private company or from a national company.

- Prove that the person residing in Germany has permanent income sources and that is by bringing the salary statement from his employer.

- A residence permit for at least one year, which can be extended and the permit ends with the expiry of the residence of the applicant for reunification, unless five years have passed since the person's residence at this time he is granted an independent permit.

- Certificate of proficiency of German language.

Note that these documents are required and vary from case to case. You may be required to submit additional documents depending on the circumstances of each case

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