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09.05 | International Protection

A person who has been forced to flee their country because of persecution and who cannot or does not want to seek protection of their rights there may apply for international protection in Poland (in the form of refugee status or subsidiary protection).

On 9 May we invite you to the free information meeting “International Protection”.

We will discuss the following questions:

Who can apply for international protection?

What does the procedure look like step by step?

What support is available during the procedure and after being granted refugee status?

What happens in the event of a negative decision?

What rights do people with refugee status have?

When: 9 May (Thursday), 17:00

Where: Passage of Dialogue (Przejście Dialogu), ul. Świdnicka 19

Language: Russian, Belarusian

Registration:

GDPR clause – personal data protection

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