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Asylum residence permits in Switzerland

December 18, 2023

Switzerland's asylum residence permits are varied and grant very different rights. Any foreigner staying in Switzerland for more than three months must have a residence permit. On arrival in Switzerland, an asylum procedure can be opened by a simple request at an airport or border crossing. Since March 1, 2019, asylum procedures have been carried out in six areas of the country. A Federal Center for Asylum Seekers (CFA), responsible for procedural tasks, is located in each of them.

Refugee status under Swiss law edit

"Refugees are persons who in their native country or in their country of last residence are subject to serious disadvantages or have a well-founded fear of being exposed to such disadvantages for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or due to their political opinions."

— AsylA Art.3 para. 1

In Switzerland, the Asylum Act (AsylA) defines the principles, criteria, procedure and application of decisions.[1]

The asylum procedure determines refugee status, where the asylum seeker has the right to be heard, to make an effective appeal, etc. (a person recognized as a refugee in one European state is not necessarily recognized as such in another, because the nature of the procedures varies from one country to another).[2]

The State Secretariat for Migration (SEM), part of the Federal Department of Justice and Police, receives asylum applications, interviews applicants and grants residence permits according to eligibility criteria.

Switzerland has been a member of the Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees since January 21, 1995; the treaty has been in force since April 21, 1955.[3] In view of the diversification of refugee categories, the convention was supplemented by the Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees, which came into force on October 4, 1967.[4]

The relevance of the convention was called into question in the Council of States by Damian Müller's postulate "Adaptation of the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees".[5] The Federal Council agreed to study the proposal and issued a report concluding that the convention was still of major importance, that it met current needs, and that a revision was not necessary. The matter was closed on June 9, 2022.[5] The Organisation Suisse d'Aide aux Réfugiés (OSAR), which took part in drafting the report, is very pleased.[6]

N Permit edit

The N permit is issued to people who have applied for asylum and are awaiting the outcome of the procedure.

You must be an asylum seeker, i.e. have requested the protection of a country other than your own, and be awaiting a decision. Being an asylum seeker is a right, and the person stays legally in the country throughout the asylum procedure.[7]

Rights of N Permit holders edit

This permit prohibits access to the labor market for three or even six months if the procedure has been extended[8] since arrival on the territory (then admission according to an order of priority).[9] Social assistance for permit holders is lower than the standard scale.[10] Travel outside Switzerland is prohibited (except for exceptional reasons), and the individual has no choice of canton of residence (except where the principle of family unity is invoked, or with the agreement of both cantons). Naturalization is not possible. Holders of an N permit may stay a maximum of 140 days in Confederation centers before being assigned to a canton.[11]

At the end of the asylum procedure, the rights of refugees depend on the decision taken by the State Secretariat for Migration regarding their legal status.[12] There are various possible permits, in addition to a possible decision of refusal.

B Permit edit

If refugee status is recognized, according to the Geneva Convention, a B permit is granted.[13] The criteria are to be exposed to serious prejudice or fear of being exposed to serious prejudice, in particular because of one's political opinions, religion or race.[14]

The same permit is granted to EU nationals who have found employment in Switzerland and wish to reside there. The B permit therefore allows the person in question to work in Switzerland,[15] benefit from social assistance and have access to public services (such as schools).

However, it is not possible to vote at federal level,[16] nor to change one's canton of residence.[17]

After five years, the refugee can apply for a settlement permit (Permit C) if there are no grounds for revocation or downgrading, the person is integrated[18] and has a good knowledge of the language.[19]

F Permit edit

If asylum is not granted, this does not necessarily mean deportation. The person can be accepted on Swiss territory on a provisional basis. This is known as an F permit.

There are two sub-categories of Permit F: either refugee status has been recognized but asylum has not been granted (see "F Permit for refugees" below), or refugee status has not been recognized, asylum has not been granted but removal of the person is not possible, lawful or reasonably required (see "Permit F for foreigners" below).[20]

F Permit for refugees edit

The F refugee permit recognizes refugee status under article 3 of the Asylum Act (AsylA),[21] but there are grounds for exclusion which rule out a person being granted asylum.

Grounds for exclusion from asylum edit

On the one hand, according to art. 54 of the Asylum Act, asylum cannot be granted to a person who becomes a refugee because he or she has left his or her country of origin or provenance, or because of his or her behaviour after fleeing. In other words, the danger did not exist before the person left the country; it was created by or after the person's departure.[22]

Another reason for refusing asylum is unworthiness, as defined in art. 53 of the Asylum Act. Any person is considered unworthy of asylum if he or she has committed a reprehensible act, i.e. if the act is punishable by a custodial sentence of more than three years under the Swiss penal code.[23] The applicant may also be considered unworthy if he or she endangers or harms state security (e.g. espionage, violent extremism, organized crime).[24] The third case of unworthiness is if the person seeking asylum is subject to deportation.

In other words, a person who meets the conditions of art. 3 of the Asylum Act, and therefore qualifies as a refugee, but who finds himself in one of the above-mentioned situations, could still obtain an F permit for refugees.

Rights with F permit for refugees edit

The F permit allows you to work anywhere in Switzerland. It is renewed every 12 months.

Family regrouping is authorized, at the earliest, three years after provisional admission, but there are conditions to be met, such as suitable accommodation and financial independence. Marriage is possible.

Children may attend school. Travel abroad is possible, except to the country of origin.[17]

It is possible to obtain a residence permit (Permit B) after five years in Switzerland. To do so, an application must be made, and certain criteria will be assessed to determine whether the permit can be granted; the criteria include level of integration, financial situation, and whether a return to the country of origin or provenance can be required.[25]

F Permit for foreigners edit

The F permit for foreign nationals is a temporary admission for people who have not been granted asylum and who cannot be considered refugees.

Grounds for temporary admission edit

These people are subject to a removal order from Switzerland, accompanied by temporary admission to the country, if "enforcement of the removal order proves unlawful (violation of public international law), ineligible (concrete endangerment of the foreign national) or materially impossible (for technical enforcement reasons)."[26]

In most cases, enforcement of the removal decision would put the applicant's life in danger because of war or the risk of torture, for example.[20] In such cases, the person is considered to be in need of international protection.

Rights with F Permit for foreigners edit

The permit allows gainful employment throughout Switzerland. However, this permit only allows the nuclear family to reunite after three years, and only under certain conditions (housing, financial independence, etc.). Moreover, travel abroad is only authorized under very restrictive conditions. The social assistance available to these people is below the normal scale. It is possible to apply for a B permit after five years of residence in Switzerland.[17]

In addition, people with an F permit for foreign nationals can apply for a more stable residence status by requesting for a hardship case (humanitarian B permit).[27]

S Permit edit

Eligibility criteria edit

You have to be part of a group for which collective protection is granted for the duration of a threat, such as war.[28]

Created in 1998, in the context of migratory flows linked to the Balkan wars, this status was in fact activated for the first time in March 2022, in the context of the Ukrainian war.[29]

At the end of March 2022, the beneficiary categories were citizens of Ukraine and their family members (classic marriage, domestic partnership and civil union), minor children, and other relatives whom they supported and who were residents in Ukraine before February 24.[30] In spring 2022, as the granting of protection status S was based on Ukrainian nationality, other fugitives arriving in Switzerland were not entitled to it if their country of origin was considered "safe".[31]

Rights of S Permit holders edit

A person granted an S permit[32] has the right of residence for the duration of their temporary protection. They are authorized to take up gainful employment as soon as they arrive on the territory (with cantonal authorization).[33] Children may attend school. The validity of the permit is limited to one year, but can be extended.[34] Social assistance for permit holders is lower than the standard scale.[10] Travel outside Switzerland is possible, as is choice of canton of residence based on friendly family ties. However, naturalization is not possible.

Criticisms and questions edit

In particular, organizations such as OSAR criticize that no integration measures are financed for people with protection status S.[29] This "return-oriented"[35] status makes integration more difficult for the people concerned.[36]

On July 7, 2022, a new group met for the first time in Berne at the invitation of Federal Councillor Karin Keller-Sutter. Its mission was to examine the difficulties and questions raised by the S status. The majority of its members were former State Councillors and former Secretary of State Mario Gattiker.[37]

From another point of view, a young refugee with an F permit described the difficulties of his integration process. He particularly regretted not having been able to learn his dream job. He hoped that all refugees would be treated equally.[38]

Federal centers for asylum seekers edit

On arrival in Switzerland, the person who applies for asylum at a border crossing is sent to a federal center for asylum seekers.[39] They stay there for a maximum of 140 days, while a decision is made.[40]

There are two categories of Federal Centers for Asylum Seekers (CFA): CFAs with procedural tasks, and CFAs that serve as waiting or departure centers. There is also a third category of specific centers.

CFAs with procedural tasks take applications from asylum seekers, examine them in an expedited procedure[41] and issue asylum decisions.

CFAs without procedural tasks accommodate people who are going through the Dublin procedure, or those who have been refused asylum. As the latter have to leave the country, they are no longer transferred to the cantonal centers.[42]

A special federal center is reserved for asylum seekers who pose a threat to security and public order, or to the smooth running of other CFAs.[43]

References edit

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See also edit

Videography edit

  • Electronic brochure, "Information succinctes (sur les permis B et F réfugiés/personnes)" (PDF) (in French). Retrieved 31 August 2023.

Bibliography edit

  • Bertrand, Anne-Laure (2021). Dans la jungle des permis de séjour: Parcours administratifs et intégration professionnelle des réfugiés en Suisse (in French). Editions Seismo. ISBN 978-2-88351-091-3.
  • Coalition of Independent Asylum Lawyers. Presentation: Bilan de la restructuration du domaine de l'asile; dossier: "Restructuration du domaine de l'asile. Bilan de la première année de mise en œuvre" (PDF). asile.ch (in French).
  • Gafner, Magalie (2020). Autorisations de séjour en Suisse (in French). Éditions du CSP Vaud.
  • United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees- Centre suisse pour la défense des droits des migrants, Stephanie A. Mot. "Family Reunification for Refugees in Switzerland Legal Framework and Strategic Considerations". Refworld. Retrieved 31 August 2023.

External links edit

  • "Secrétariat d'État aux migrations". sem.admin.ch (in French).
  • Summary of residence permits in Switzerland: "Procédure, statuts et permis". asile.ch (in French).
  • Swiss Refugee Council, Organisation suisse d'aide aux réfugiés. "Une interdiction de voyager très stricte au lieu d'une intégration facilitée pour les titulaires d'une admission provisoire". osar.ch (in French).

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Switzerland s asylum residence permits are varied and grant very different rights Any foreigner staying in Switzerland for more than three months must have a residence permit On arrival in Switzerland an asylum procedure can be opened by a simple request at an airport or border crossing Since March 1 2019 asylum procedures have been carried out in six areas of the country A Federal Center for Asylum Seekers CFA responsible for procedural tasks is located in each of them Contents 1 Refugee status under Swiss law 2 N Permit 2 1 Rights of N Permit holders 3 B Permit 4 F Permit 4 1 F Permit for refugees 4 1 1 Grounds for exclusion from asylum 4 1 2 Rights with F permit for refugees 4 2 F Permit for foreigners 4 2 1 Grounds for temporary admission 4 2 2 Rights with F Permit for foreigners 5 S Permit 5 1 Eligibility criteria 5 2 Rights of S Permit holders 5 3 Criticisms and questions 6 Federal centers for asylum seekers 7 References 8 See also 8 1 Videography 8 2 Bibliography 8 3 External linksRefugee status under Swiss law edit Refugees are persons who in their native country or in their country of last residence are subject to serious disadvantages or have a well founded fear of being exposed to such disadvantages for reasons of race religion nationality membership of a particular social group or due to their political opinions AsylA Art 3 para 1 In Switzerland the Asylum Act AsylA defines the principles criteria procedure and application of decisions 1 The asylum procedure determines refugee status where the asylum seeker has the right to be heard to make an effective appeal etc a person recognized as a refugee in one European state is not necessarily recognized as such in another because the nature of the procedures varies from one country to another 2 The State Secretariat for Migration SEM part of the Federal Department of Justice and Police receives asylum applications interviews applicants and grants residence permits according to eligibility criteria Switzerland has been a member of the Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees since January 21 1995 the treaty has been in force since April 21 1955 3 In view of the diversification of refugee categories the convention was supplemented by the Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees which came into force on October 4 1967 4 The relevance of the convention was called into question in the Council of States by Damian Muller s postulate Adaptation of the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees 5 The Federal Council agreed to study the proposal and issued a report concluding that the convention was still of major importance that it met current needs and that a revision was not necessary The matter was closed on June 9 2022 5 The Organisation Suisse d Aide aux Refugies OSAR which took part in drafting the report is very pleased 6 N Permit editThe N permit is issued to people who have applied for asylum and are awaiting the outcome of the procedure You must be an asylum seeker i e have requested the protection of a country other than your own and be awaiting a decision Being an asylum seeker is a right and the person stays legally in the country throughout the asylum procedure 7 Rights of N Permit holders edit This permit prohibits access to the labor market for three or even six months if the procedure has been extended 8 since arrival on the territory then admission according to an order of priority 9 Social assistance for permit holders is lower than the standard scale 10 Travel outside Switzerland is prohibited except for exceptional reasons and the individual has no choice of canton of residence except where the principle of family unity is invoked or with the agreement of both cantons Naturalization is not possible Holders of an N permit may stay a maximum of 140 days in Confederation centers before being assigned to a canton 11 At the end of the asylum procedure the rights of refugees depend on the decision taken by the State Secretariat for Migration regarding their legal status 12 There are various possible permits in addition to a possible decision of refusal B Permit editIf refugee status is recognized according to the Geneva Convention a B permit is granted 13 The criteria are to be exposed to serious prejudice or fear of being exposed to serious prejudice in particular because of one s political opinions religion or race 14 The same permit is granted to EU nationals who have found employment in Switzerland and wish to reside there The B permit therefore allows the person in question to work in Switzerland 15 benefit from social assistance and have access to public services such as schools However it is not possible to vote at federal level 16 nor to change one s canton of residence 17 After five years the refugee can apply for a settlement permit Permit C if there are no grounds for revocation or downgrading the person is integrated 18 and has a good knowledge of the language 19 F Permit editIf asylum is not granted this does not necessarily mean deportation The person can be accepted on Swiss territory on a provisional basis This is known as an F permit There are two sub categories of Permit F either refugee status has been recognized but asylum has not been granted see F Permit for refugees below or refugee status has not been recognized asylum has not been granted but removal of the person is not possible lawful or reasonably required see Permit F for foreigners below 20 F Permit for refugees edit The F refugee permit recognizes refugee status under article 3 of the Asylum Act AsylA 21 but there are grounds for exclusion which rule out a person being granted asylum Grounds for exclusion from asylum edit On the one hand according to art 54 of the Asylum Act asylum cannot be granted to a person who becomes a refugee because he or she has left his or her country of origin or provenance or because of his or her behaviour after fleeing In other words the danger did not exist before the person left the country it was created by or after the person s departure 22 Another reason for refusing asylum is unworthiness as defined in art 53 of the Asylum Act Any person is considered unworthy of asylum if he or she has committed a reprehensible act i e if the act is punishable by a custodial sentence of more than three years under the Swiss penal code 23 The applicant may also be considered unworthy if he or she endangers or harms state security e g espionage violent extremism organized crime 24 The third case of unworthiness is if the person seeking asylum is subject to deportation In other words a person who meets the conditions of art 3 of the Asylum Act and therefore qualifies as a refugee but who finds himself in one of the above mentioned situations could still obtain an F permit for refugees Rights with F permit for refugees edit The F permit allows you to work anywhere in Switzerland It is renewed every 12 months Family regrouping is authorized at the earliest three years after provisional admission but there are conditions to be met such as suitable accommodation and financial independence Marriage is possible Children may attend school Travel abroad is possible except to the country of origin 17 It is possible to obtain a residence permit Permit B after five years in Switzerland To do so an application must be made and certain criteria will be assessed to determine whether the permit can be granted the criteria include level of integration financial situation and whether a return to the country of origin or provenance can be required 25 F Permit for foreigners edit The F permit for foreign nationals is a temporary admission for people who have not been granted asylum and who cannot be considered refugees Grounds for temporary admission edit These people are subject to a removal order from Switzerland accompanied by temporary admission to the country if enforcement of the removal order proves unlawful violation of public international law ineligible concrete endangerment of the foreign national or materially impossible for technical enforcement reasons 26 In most cases enforcement of the removal decision would put the applicant s life in danger because of war or the risk of torture for example 20 In such cases the person is considered to be in need of international protection Rights with F Permit for foreigners edit The permit allows gainful employment throughout Switzerland However this permit only allows the nuclear family to reunite after three years and only under certain conditions housing financial independence etc Moreover travel abroad is only authorized under very restrictive conditions The social assistance available to these people is below the normal scale It is possible to apply for a B permit after five years of residence in Switzerland 17 In addition people with an F permit for foreign nationals can apply for a more stable residence status by requesting for a hardship case humanitarian B permit 27 S Permit editEligibility criteria edit You have to be part of a group for which collective protection is granted for the duration of a threat such as war 28 Created in 1998 in the context of migratory flows linked to the Balkan wars this status was in fact activated for the first time in March 2022 in the context of the Ukrainian war 29 At the end of March 2022 the beneficiary categories were citizens of Ukraine and their family members classic marriage domestic partnership and civil union minor children and other relatives whom they supported and who were residents in Ukraine before February 24 30 In spring 2022 as the granting of protection status S was based on Ukrainian nationality other fugitives arriving in Switzerland were not entitled to it if their country of origin was considered safe 31 Rights of S Permit holders edit A person granted an S permit 32 has the right of residence for the duration of their temporary protection They are authorized to take up gainful employment as soon as they arrive on the territory with cantonal authorization 33 Children may attend school The validity of the permit is limited to one year but can be extended 34 Social assistance for permit holders is lower than the standard scale 10 Travel outside Switzerland is possible as is choice of canton of residence based on friendly family ties However naturalization is not possible Criticisms and questions edit In particular organizations such as OSAR criticize that no integration measures are financed for people with protection status S 29 This return oriented 35 status makes integration more difficult for the people concerned 36 On July 7 2022 a new group met for the first time in Berne at the invitation of Federal Councillor Karin Keller Sutter Its mission was to examine the difficulties and questions raised by the S status The majority of its members were former State Councillors and former Secretary of State Mario Gattiker 37 From another point of view a young refugee with an F permit described the difficulties of his integration process He particularly regretted not having been able to learn his dream job He hoped that all refugees would be treated equally 38 Federal centers for asylum seekers editOn arrival in Switzerland the person who applies for asylum at a border crossing is sent to a federal center for asylum seekers 39 They stay there for a maximum of 140 days while a decision is made 40 There are two categories of Federal Centers for Asylum Seekers CFA CFAs with procedural tasks and CFAs that serve as waiting or departure centers There is also a third category of specific centers CFAs with procedural tasks take applications from asylum seekers examine them in an expedited procedure 41 and issue asylum decisions CFAs without procedural tasks accommodate people who are going through the Dublin procedure or those who have been refused asylum As the latter have to leave the country they are no longer transferred to the cantonal centers 42 A special federal center is reserved for asylum seekers who pose a threat to security and public order or to the smooth running of other CFAs 43 References edit Fedlex www fedlex admin ch Retrieved 1 September 2023 Procedure d asile asile ch in French 4 May 2017 Retrieved 1 September 2023 Fedlex www fedlex admin ch Retrieved 1 September 2023 Protocole relatif au statut des refugies OHCHR in French a b Geschaft Ansehen www parlament ch in French La Convention relative au statut des refugies fete ses 70 ans www osar ch in Swiss French Retrieved 1 September 2023 art 42 LAsi www fedlex admin ch in French migrations Secretariat d Etat aux Procedures d asile nationales www sem admin ch in French Retrieved 1 September 2023 Fedlex www fedlex admin ch Retrieved 1 September 2023 a b Fedlex www fedlex admin ch Retrieved 1 September 2023 Art 2466 al 4 Section 2a Loi sur l asile LAsi migrations Secretariat d Etat aux Decision d asile www sem admin ch in French Retrieved 1 September 2023 Information sem admin ch Loi sur l asile LAsi migrations Secretariat d Etat aux Personnes relevant de l asile et exercice d une activite lucrative www sem admin ch in French Retrieved 1 September 2023 Droit de vote et d election www ch ch in French Retrieved 1 September 2023 a b c Permis et droits des personnes relevant de l asile asile ch in French Retrieved 1 September 2023 Fedlex www fedlex admin ch Retrieved 1 September 2023 Demander un permis C ge ch in French Retrieved 1 September 2023 a b Personne admise provisoirement asile ch in French 4 May 2017 Retrieved 1 September 2023 Loi sur l asile LAsi in French p RS 142 31 Article D3 Les motifs subjectifs survenus apres la fuite Manuel Asile et Retour in French 5 D4 L indignite et l exclusion de la qualite de refugie Manuel Asile et Retour in French 11 D4 L indignite et l exclusion de la qualite de refugie Manuel Asile et Retour in French 13 Brochure d information destinee aux refugies in French migrations Secretariat d Etat aux Livret F pour etrangers admis provisoirement in French L admission provisoire www osar ch in Swiss French Retrieved 1 September 2023 Fedlex www fedlex admin ch Retrieved 1 September 2023 a b Statut S www osar ch in Swiss French Retrieved 1 September 2023 migrations Secretariat d Etat aux Questions reponses a l intention des personnes ayant fui l Ukraine www ejpd admin ch in French Retrieved 1 September 2023 La Suisse comme une impasse Le Courrier in French 11 May 2022 Retrieved 1 September 2023 Fedlex www fedlex admin ch Retrieved 1 September 2023 Acces a l emploi des personnes titulaires de permis S ge ch in French Retrieved 1 September 2023 migrations Secretariat d Etat aux Questions reponses a l intention des personnes ayant fui l Ukraine www sem admin ch in French Retrieved 1 September 2023 SEM Fiche d information Statut de protection S PDF sem admin ch in French Egalite des droits pour les personnes refugiees www osar ch in Swiss French Retrieved 1 September 2023 Ukraine premiere reunion du groupe charge d evaluer le statut de protection S www admin ch Retrieved 1 September 2023 Les differences de traitement entre les refugies ukrainiens et les autres interrogent rts ch in French 9 April 2022 Retrieved 1 September 2023 Error 403 Asylum Info in French Retrieved 1 September 2023 Centre federal pour requerant e s d asile CFA asile ch in French 2 May 2017 Retrieved 1 September 2023 migrations Secretariat d Etat aux Manuel Asile et retour www sem admin ch in French Retrieved 1 September 2023 migrations Secretariat d Etat aux Structures regionales et centres federaux pour requerants d asile www bj admin ch in French Retrieved 1 September 2023 migrations Secretariat d Etat aux Asile ouverture du centre specifique de la Confederation aux Verrieres www sem admin ch in French Retrieved 1 September 2023 See also editAsylum law in Switzerland Asylum Act Switzerland Immigration to SwitzerlandVideography edit Electronic brochure Information succinctes sur les permis B et F refugies personnes PDF in French Retrieved 31 August 2023 Bibliography edit Bertrand Anne Laure 2021 Dans la jungle des permis de sejour Parcours administratifs et integration professionnelle des refugies en Suisse in French Editions Seismo ISBN 978 2 88351 091 3 Coalition of Independent Asylum Lawyers Presentation Bilan de la restructuration du domaine de l asile dossier Restructuration du domaine de l asile Bilan de la premiere annee de mise en œuvre PDF asile ch in French Gafner Magalie 2020 Autorisations de sejour en Suisse in French Editions du CSP Vaud United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Centre suisse pour la defense des droits des migrants Stephanie A Mot Family Reunification for Refugees in Switzerland Legal Framework and Strategic Considerations Refworld Retrieved 31 August 2023 External links edit Secretariat d Etat aux migrations sem admin ch in French Summary of residence permits in Switzerland Procedure statuts et permis asile ch in French Swiss Refugee Council Organisation suisse d aide aux refugies Une 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