Published : 04-06-2016
The Palestinian Syrian refugees, who managed to reach Germany, complain of the delay of residency issuance which takes in some cases, more than nine months. This delay reflected negatively on the refugees who are waiting for the reunion of their families who were displaced in Syria, Lebanon, and Turkey, as well as the economic burdens borne by those refugees in those countries, especially with regard to securing living expenses for their relatives who are waiting family reunion, which may take several more months.
On the other hand, a large segment of the Palestinian refugees are suffering of the consequences of leaving their fingerprints in Italy and other countries, which forced them to leave their marks during their trip to northern Europe, where their asylum requests are refused. The refugee then appoints a lawyer to pursue the case. After more than a year, in some cases extend for two years, the residency often obtained, however, some German states condoned many cases of the fingerprints of Italy.
It is noteworthy that there are no official statistics about the number of Palestinian Syrian refugees in Germany, who are classified as stateless according to German laws, but Germany is committed, according to the Geneva Convention, to facilitate the naturalization of stateless persons, based on the German citizenship law in 2000.
The Palestinian Syrian refugees, who managed to reach Germany, complain of the delay of residency issuance which takes in some cases, more than nine months. This delay reflected negatively on the refugees who are waiting for the reunion of their families who were displaced in Syria, Lebanon, and Turkey, as well as the economic burdens borne by those refugees in those countries, especially with regard to securing living expenses for their relatives who are waiting family reunion, which may take several more months.
On the other hand, a large segment of the Palestinian refugees are suffering of the consequences of leaving their fingerprints in Italy and other countries, which forced them to leave their marks during their trip to northern Europe, where their asylum requests are refused. The refugee then appoints a lawyer to pursue the case. After more than a year, in some cases extend for two years, the residency often obtained, however, some German states condoned many cases of the fingerprints of Italy.
It is noteworthy that there are no official statistics about the number of Palestinian Syrian refugees in Germany, who are classified as stateless according to German laws, but Germany is committed, according to the Geneva Convention, to facilitate the naturalization of stateless persons, based on the German citizenship law in 2000.
