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Swedish Authorities to Reconsider Asylum Application by Palestinian Family from Syria

Published : 26-06-2021

Swedish Authorities to Reconsider Asylum Application by Palestinian Family from Syria

A Palestinian refugee called Salma said the Swedish Migration Department will reexamine her demand for humanitarian asylum which had been rejected some five years ago.

Salma and her four children fled the ravaged Yarmouk Camp to Lebanon before they reached Sweden, where the migration authorities refused to grant her asylum on claims that she came from a safe destination—Lebanon. Salma appealed the decision and presented a document confirming the Lebanese authorities’ refusal to receive Palestinians from Syria.

Human rights activists said Sweden no longer considers Syria an unsafe place for refugees. In order for visa applications to be accepted, the refugee should provide proofs of personal threats. 

Recently, a new debate has been opened by the migration committee at the Swedish parliament to determine post-coronavirus migration policy in the kingdom. The proposed draft law seeks to replace the temporary asylum law that will remain into effect until next summer

Official Swedish statistics have indicated that 3,296 Palestinian asylum-seekers categorized as “stateless” received citizenship documents in Sweden in 2019.

Over the past few years, thousands of Palestinian and Syrian refugees, among other migrants, who have applied for asylum in Sweden were granted two-year visas.

Eligibility criteria set by the Swedish authorities include a well-paid work contract valid for a minimum of two years and which enters into force before the expiration of the temporary visa. The employer should submit a recruitment declaration at the Swedish tax authority, taking into consideration the conditions defined by the national trade unions.

 

Short URL : https://actionpal.org.uk/en/post/11942

A Palestinian refugee called Salma said the Swedish Migration Department will reexamine her demand for humanitarian asylum which had been rejected some five years ago.

Salma and her four children fled the ravaged Yarmouk Camp to Lebanon before they reached Sweden, where the migration authorities refused to grant her asylum on claims that she came from a safe destination—Lebanon. Salma appealed the decision and presented a document confirming the Lebanese authorities’ refusal to receive Palestinians from Syria.

Human rights activists said Sweden no longer considers Syria an unsafe place for refugees. In order for visa applications to be accepted, the refugee should provide proofs of personal threats. 

Recently, a new debate has been opened by the migration committee at the Swedish parliament to determine post-coronavirus migration policy in the kingdom. The proposed draft law seeks to replace the temporary asylum law that will remain into effect until next summer

Official Swedish statistics have indicated that 3,296 Palestinian asylum-seekers categorized as “stateless” received citizenship documents in Sweden in 2019.

Over the past few years, thousands of Palestinian and Syrian refugees, among other migrants, who have applied for asylum in Sweden were granted two-year visas.

Eligibility criteria set by the Swedish authorities include a well-paid work contract valid for a minimum of two years and which enters into force before the expiration of the temporary visa. The employer should submit a recruitment declaration at the Swedish tax authority, taking into consideration the conditions defined by the national trade unions.

 

Short URL : https://actionpal.org.uk/en/post/11942