Status ID: RS-009
Slug: asylum_seeker (must match ResidenceStatus in frontend/src/lib/situation-requirements.ts)
Version: 1.1
Status: Source-reviewed (agent fleet, 2026-08-28) — 34/34 facts verified; 4 corrected; approval pending human sign-off
Primary legal basis: § 55 AsylG
Jurisdiction: Federal (+ Land/municipal variation where noted)
Risk level: High
Last reviewed: 2026-08-28
Next review due: 2026-09-25 (file carries volatile figures — 30-day cycle)
Owner: AusHelp Knowledge Team
Scope and disclaimer
Informational guidance only — not legal advice. All claims derive from official public
sources (Level A–C per
standards/source-policy.md). Verify critical decisions with theresponsible authority or a qualified immigration advisor.
The Aufenthaltsgestattung is not a residence permit (Aufenthaltstitel). It is a statutory
permission to stay in the federal territory for the sole purpose of conducting the asylum procedure,
held by everyone whose asylum application is pending (§ 55 Abs. 1 AsylG). It is not "granted" on
application and cannot be renewed like a permit — it exists by operation of law for as long as the
right to remain under Regulation (EU) 2024/1348 exists, and lapses automatically when that right ends
(§ 67 AsylG). The card in the holder's pocket (§ 63 AsylG) only documents the status; before it is
issued the person holds an Ankunftsnachweis (§ 63a AsylG).
Because it is not a title, the Gestattung carries almost none of the entitlements users expect from a
permit. Movement is restricted to one Ausländerbehörde district at the start (§ 56 AsylG); work is
prohibited outright while the reception-centre obligation runs and otherwise needs an explicit
permission after a waiting period plus the consent of the Bundesagentur für Arbeit (§ 61 AsylG);
subsistence comes from the Asylbewerberleistungsgesetz at rates below SGB II and health care is
reduced to acute treatment (§ 4 AsylbLG). Family reunification and permanent residence are closed
off, and the time counts toward residence-duration rights only if protection is ultimately granted
(§ 55 Abs. 3 AsylG). The status is a waiting room with three exits: recognition, converting into a
permit under § 25 Abs. 1 or Abs. 2 AufenthG (continued in refugee_protection.md); rejection, which
makes the person enforceably obliged to leave and typically produces a Duldung under § 60a AufenthG —
a suspension of deportation, not a status; or transfer to another Member State under Regulation (EU)
2024/1351.
Legal-change volatility is exceptionally high. The AsylG and AufenthG texts now apply the
reformed Common European Asylum System: Regulations (EU) 2024/1348 (procedures), 2024/1347
(qualification) and 2024/1351 (responsibility — successor to the Dublin III Regulation). Benefit
rates change every 1 January by ministerial Bekanntmachung. Nothing here should be reused after the
next review date without re-fetching.
| Provision | Governs | Source ID |
|---|---|---|
| § 55 AsylG | Existence and scope of the Gestattung; extinguishing effect on prior titles; non-crediting of the stay | SRC-220 |
| § 56 AsylG | Geographic restriction (räumliche Beschränkung) | SRC-221 |
| § 59a AsylG | Lapse of the geographic restriction after three months | SRC-222 |
| § 60 AsylG | Residence condition (Wohnsitzauflage) and further accommodation obligations | SRC-223 |
| § 61 AsylG | Labour-market access: prohibition, waiting periods, BA consent, absolute bars | SRC-224 |
| § 47 AsylG | Duty to live in a reception centre (Aufnahmeeinrichtung) and its maximum durations | SRC-225 |
| § 63 AsylG | Certificate documenting the Gestattung; issuing authority | SRC-226 |
| § 63a AsylG | Ankunftsnachweis (arrival certificate) and its validity | SRC-227 |
| § 67 AsylG | Extinction and revival of the Gestattung | SRC-228 |
| §§ 10, 48–50, 59b, 62 AsylG | Service of documents and address duty; end of the reception-centre duty; release and intra-Land distribution; re-imposed restrictions; health examination | SRC-229 |
| § 10 AufenthG | Bar on issuing residence titles while an asylum procedure is pending, and after rejection | SRC-230 |
| § 25 Abs. 1–3 AufenthG | Residence permits after recognition or a deportation ban (transition out) | SRC-231 |
| § 60a AufenthG | Duldung — temporary suspension of deportation after rejection | SRC-232 |
| §§ 1, 2, 3, 3a, 4 AsylbLG | Benefit entitlement, basic benefits, switch to SGB XII-analogous benefits, health care | SRC-233 |
| Bekanntmachung of 23.10.2025 (BGBl. 2025 I Nr. 251) | Benefit amounts under § 3a Abs. 1–2 AsylbLG from 1 January 2026 | SRC-234 |
| § 29 AufenthG | Family reunification to foreign nationals — requires the sponsor to hold a residence title | SRC-150 |
One row per atomic claim. Verified flips to yes only after /source-review.
| # | Fact | Value | Legal basis | Source ID | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3.1 | Legal nature | Not a residence title (Aufenthaltstitel) — structural inference, not stated verbatim in § 55; a statutory permission to stay for the purpose of conducting the asylum procedure (§ 55 Abs. 1 AsylG, verbatim) | § 55 Abs. 1 AsylG | SRC-220 | yes |
| 3.2 | Duration | No fixed term. Runs as long as the right to remain under Art. 10 Abs. 1 or Art. 68 Abs. 2, 4, 7 VO (EU) 2024/1348 exists and no exception under Art. 10 Abs. 3 or 4 applies | § 55 Abs. 1 AsylG | SRC-220 | yes |
| 3.3 | Extension logic | n/a — no renewal procedure exists. § 63 addresses only the certificate's initial issuance (Abs. 1) and its confiscation once the Gestattung has lapsed (Abs. 3); the status itself neither expires on a date nor is extended | §§ 55, 63 AsylG | SRC-220, SRC-226 | yes |
| 3.4 | Effect on a previously held status | Filing the asylum application extinguishes a visa exemption, any residence title with total validity up to six months, and the § 81 Abs. 3–4 AufenthG effects; § 81 Abs. 4 survives only where the person held a title valid longer than six months and had applied to extend it | § 55 Abs. 2 AsylG | SRC-220 | yes |
| 3.5 | Document before the certificate | Ankunftsnachweis; its validity ends when the § 63 certificate is issued or the Gestattung lapses under § 67 — it has no independent expiry date | § 63a AsylG | SRC-227 | yes |
| 3.6 | Issuing authority for the certificate | BAMF while the person must live in a reception centre (and in the § 14 Abs. 2 / § 71 Abs. 2 S. 2 cases); otherwise the Ausländerbehörde of the district the Gestattung is restricted to. The issuing body must explain the geographic restriction and its extent | § 63 Abs. 1–2 AsylG | SRC-226 | yes |
| 3.7 | Geographic restriction at the start | Restricted to the district of the Ausländerbehörde in which the responsible reception centre lies; to the other district where the person must take residence there | § 56 Abs. 1–2 AsylG | SRC-221 | yes |
| 3.8 | Lapse of the geographic restriction | Lapses after three months of uninterrupted permitted, tolerated or gestattet residence — but not while the duty to live in the reception centre continues | § 59a Abs. 1 AsylG | SRC-222 | yes |
| 3.9 | Re-imposition of the restriction | Can be ordered again by the Ausländerbehörde on grounds of a criminal conviction, drug-law facts, imminent removal measures, or a serious security risk | § 59b Abs. 1 AsylG | SRC-229 | yes |
| 3.10 | Residence condition (Wohnsitzauflage) | Mandatory once the reception-centre duty has ended and livelihood is not secured: the person is obliged to take habitual residence at the place named in the distribution decision. The place may be left temporarily without permission | § 60 Abs. 1 AsylG | SRC-223 | yes |
| 3.11 | Further accommodation obligations | The person may additionally be required to live in a named municipality, dwelling or accommodation, to move there, or to take residence in another Ausländerbehörde district of the same Land; a hearing is required before a forced move after more than six months in the current accommodation | § 60 Abs. 2 AsylG | SRC-223 | yes |
| 3.12 | Reception-centre duty — standard maximum | Up to 18 months; for minor children with their parents/guardians and their adult unmarried siblings up to six months | § 47 Abs. 1 AsylG | SRC-225 | yes |
| 3.13 | Reception-centre duty — longer cases | Safe-country-of-origin applicants: until decision/departure, without the 18-month cap (Abs. 1a); secondary-migration cases up to 24 months (Abs. 1b; families 12 months under Abs. 1c); Länder may extend to 24 months (Abs. 1d); unexcused breaches of § 15 Abs. 2 cooperation duties extend it beyond 18 months (Abs. 1 S. 3) | § 47 Abs. 1–1d AsylG | SRC-225 | yes |
| 3.14 | Work rights — reception-centre residents | No gainful activity at all while the duty to live in a reception centre runs. By way of exception, employment must be permitted three months after registration of the asylum application if the procedure is not yet unappealably closed and the Bundesagentur für Arbeit has consented (or consent is waived by regulation) | § 61 Abs. 1 S. 1–2 AsylG | SRC-224 | yes |
| 3.15 | Work rights — six-month instead of three-month waiting period | Where a take-charge request (Art. 39 VO (EU) 2024/1351) or a take-back notification (Art. 41) was made, or where another Member State already granted international protection — unless Germany must run a fresh procedure | § 61 Abs. 1 S. 3 AsylG | SRC-224 | yes |
| 3.16 | Work rights — outside the reception centre | Employment must be permitted after three months of gestattet residence in the federal territory, subject to BA consent; prior tolerated or lawful residence is credited toward the three months | § 61 Abs. 2 S. 1–2 AsylG i.V.m. § 4a Abs. 4 AufenthG | SRC-224 | yes |
| 3.17 | Work rights — absolute bars | Permission is not granted, or is revoked/withdrawn, where the accelerated procedure under Art. 42 Abs. 1 UAbs. 1 lit. a–f VO (EU) 2024/1348 applies; it "should not" be granted after repeated or serious unexcused breaches of cooperation duties; nationals of safe countries of origin (§§ 29a, 29b) who applied after 31 August 2015 may not be permitted to work during the procedure | § 61 Abs. 1 S. 4–5, Abs. 2 S. 4–5 AsylG | SRC-224 | yes |
| 3.18 | Work rights — BA consent standard | §§ 39, 40 Abs. 1 Nr. 1 and Abs. 2, 41 and 42 AufenthG apply accordingly, i.e. the ordinary employment-conditions check applies | § 61 Abs. 1 S. 8, Abs. 2 S. 3 AsylG | SRC-224 | yes |
| 3.19 | Self-employment rights | Not provided for. § 61 Abs. 1 S. 1 bars Erwerbstätigkeit generally, while Abs. 1 S. 2 and Abs. 2 authorise permitting Beschäftigung (dependent employment) only; no provision permitting self-employed activity on a Gestattung was found (OQ-2) | § 61 AsylG | SRC-224 | yes |
| 3.20 | Study rights | n/a as a statutory entitlement — verified by absence: the AsylG table of contents (fetched 2026-08-28) contains no provision on Studium; the Act regulates procedure, accommodation, Erwerbstätigkeit (§ 61) and health checks. Higher-education admission follows the institutions’ own rules | AsylG (Gesamtgesetz, Negativbefund) | SRC-229 | yes |
| 3.21 | Family reunification rights | Closed while the procedure is pending: § 29 AufenthG requires the sponsor to hold a residence title, and § 10 Abs. 1 AufenthG bars issuing one to an asylum applicant before the procedure is finally concluded except where there is a statutory entitlement, and otherwise only with the consent of the supreme Land authority and only where important interests of the Federal Republic require it | § 10 Abs. 1 AufenthG, § 29 AufenthG | SRC-230, SRC-150 | yes |
| 3.22 | Purpose change during the procedure | Same bar as 3.21; §§ 18a and 18b entitlements are expressly subjected to the Land-authority consent requirement. A title issued or extended by the Ausländerbehörde after entry may still be extended despite the asylum application | § 10 Abs. 1 S. 2, Abs. 2 AufenthG | SRC-230 | yes |
| 3.23 | Path to permanent residence | Not available from this status. Time on the Gestattung is credited toward residence-duration-dependent rights only if the person is later recognised as entitled to asylum or granted international protection | § 55 Abs. 3 AsylG | SRC-220 | yes |
| 3.24 | Travel — Schengen | n/a — the Gestattung is not a residence title, so it confers no Schengen short-stay mobility. Its scope is the federal territory, narrowed further by §§ 56, 59b, 60 (OQ-4 on the effect of leaving Germany) | § 55 Abs. 1, § 56 AsylG | SRC-220, SRC-221 | yes |
| 3.25 | Access to benefits — entitlement | Holders of an Aufenthaltsgestattung are entitled under the AsylbLG (§ 1 Abs. 1 Nr. 1), not under SGB II; the entitlement ends on departure or at the end of the month in which the condition falls away | §§ 1 Abs. 1 Nr. 1, Abs. 3 AsylbLG | SRC-233 | yes |
| 3.26 | Access to benefits — form | In a reception centre the necessary need is covered in kind; outside it, by cash, in kind, or via a payment card (Bezahlkarte), with accommodation and heating settled separately | § 3 Abs. 2–3 AsylbLG | SRC-233 | yes |
| 3.27 | Access to benefits — 2026 amounts (VOLATILE) | Necessary personal need per month from 1 Jan 2026: €202 single adult in a dwelling; €182 adult in a reception centre or shared accommodation, or living with a spouse/partner; €163 adult under 25 living with a parent or in a residential institution; €138 (14–17), €135 (6–13), €130 (0–5). Where the necessary need itself is paid in cash: €253 / €227 / €202 / €267 / €202 / €179 respectively | § 3a Abs. 1–2 AsylbLG i.V.m. Bek. v. 23.10.2025 | SRC-234, SRC-233 | yes |
| 3.28 | Access to benefits — after 36 months | Benefits switch to those analogous to SGB XII after 36 months of residence without substantial interruption, provided the person has not abusively influenced the duration of their own stay | § 2 Abs. 1 AsylbLG | SRC-233 | yes |
| 3.29 | Access to health care | Reduced: treatment of acute illness and pain states, vaccinations and medically indicated screening, care in pregnancy and childbirth; dentures only where medically unpostponable. Minors receive §§ 47–52 SGB XII care by analogy, with co-payments covered | § 4 Abs. 1–4 AsylbLG | SRC-233 | yes |
| 3.30 | Loss / extinction | The Gestattung lapses when the right to remain under VO (EU) 2024/1348 ceases — in particular on refusal of entry (§ 18 Abs. 2–3), lapse of the § 20 Abs. 1 deadline, an enforceable deportation warning, an enforceable § 34a deportation order, a § 58a AufenthG order, express withdrawal of the application, or when the BAMF decision becomes unappealable | § 67 Abs. 1 AsylG | SRC-228 | yes |
| 3.31 | Revival after extinction | Revives where a court permits the person to remain in the Art. 68 Abs. 4 or 7 VO (EU) 2024/1348 cases | § 67 Abs. 2 AsylG | SRC-228 | yes |
| 3.32 | Special obligation — address and service of documents | The person must ensure that BAMF, the Ausländerbehörde and the courts can always reach them and must report every change of address without delay; otherwise service at the last known address is effective even if the letter comes back undeliverable | § 10 Abs. 1–2 AsylG | SRC-229 | yes |
| 3.33 | Special obligation — reachability and assignment | While the reception-centre duty runs the person must remain reachable for authorities and courts, and after distribution must go without delay to the place named in the assignment decision | § 47 Abs. 3, § 50 Abs. 6 AsylG | SRC-225, SRC-229 | yes |
| 3.34 | Special obligation — health examination | Residents of a reception centre or shared accommodation must tolerate a medical examination for communicable diseases, including a chest X-ray | § 62 Abs. 1 AsylG | SRC-229 | yes |
| Process ID | Process | Trigger | Authority | Workflow file | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RS-009-P1 | Asylum request → registration → Ankunftsnachweis | Asylgesuch expressed to any authority | Reception centre / BAMF | — | not yet built |
| RS-009-P2 | Formal application at the BAMF branch office; issuance of the § 63 certificate | Registration completed | BAMF | — | not yet built |
| RS-009-P3 | Distribution within the Land, release from the reception centre, Wohnsitzauflage | § 47 duty ends or a § 48/§ 49 case arises | Land authority + Ausländerbehörde | — | not yet built |
| RS-009-P4 | Work permission (Beschäftigungserlaubnis) | § 61 waiting period elapsed + concrete job offer | Ausländerbehörde + Bundesagentur für Arbeit | — | not yet built |
| RS-009-P5 | Responsibility determination / transfer to another Member State | Take-charge request or take-back notification under VO (EU) 2024/1351 | BAMF | — | not yet built |
| RS-009-P6 | Transition OUT — recognition → residence permit under § 25 Abs. 1/2 AufenthG | Positive BAMF decision | Ausländerbehörde | — | not yet built |
| RS-009-P7 | Transition OUT — rejection → enforceable duty to leave, Duldung, voluntary return | Negative decision becoming enforceable | Ausländerbehörde / BAMF | — | not yet built |
| RS-009-P8 | Transition INTO the status | Asylum application filed while holding a visa, a short title, a Duldung, or on transfer from another Member State | BAMF | — | not yet built |
| RS-009-P9 | Benefits application under the AsylbLG | Arrival / release from the reception centre | Sozialamt (AsylbLG-Leistungsbehörde) | — | not yet built |
| RS-009-P10 | Address registration and letter handling | Move into private accommodation | Bürgeramt (Berlin: Flüchtlingsbürgeramt) | workflows/anmeldung-berlin.md | built (Berlin) — general |
The reception-centre duty ends early under § 48 AsylG (a duty to live elsewhere; recognition; a
statutory title entitlement arising from marriage or civil partnership) and must be ended under § 49
AsylG where a deportation warning is enforceable but removal is not possible within a reasonable time,
or where a § 24 AufenthG permit is to be issued. § 50 AsylG governs release and intra-Land
distribution: the assignment decision is written, needs no reasons and no hearing, but must respect
household unity and comparable humanitarian grounds. The Wohnsitzauflage is normally combined with
that decision (3.10, § 60 Abs. 3 AsylG) — SRC-229, SRC-223.
Two regimes, routinely confused: inside the reception centre the starting point is a total prohibition
with a three-month exception (3.14); outside it, employment must be permitted after three months of
gestattet residence (3.16). Both need BA consent unless waived by regulation (3.18) and both yield to
the absolute bars in 3.17. Permission is an act of the authority — the waiting period elapsing does
not by itself make work lawful. Self-employment has no route (3.19).
Filing an asylum application creates the Gestattung by operation of law (§ 55 Abs. 1 AsylG) and
simultaneously destroys a visa exemption or any title valid up to six months (§ 55 Abs. 2 AsylG, 3.4)
— the most consequential and least understood step for anyone already holding a short-term status. A
Duldung holder who applies moves into the Gestattung, and the tolerated period counts toward the § 61
waiting period (3.16). Transfers to Germany under VO (EU) 2024/1351 enter by the same route.
Recognition as entitled to asylum leads to a permit under § 25 Abs. 1 AufenthG; refugee status
(Art. 13 VO (EU) 2024/1347) and subsidiary protection (Art. 18) to § 25 Abs. 2 S. 1 Alt. 1 and Alt. 2;
a national deportation ban under § 60 Abs. 5 or 7 AufenthG to § 25 Abs. 3 AufenthG. Until the permit
is issued the stay counts as permitted (§ 25 Abs. 1 S. 3, Abs. 2 S. 3 AufenthG, SRC-231) — continued
in refugee_protection.md. Rejection makes the person enforceably obliged to leave; where deportation
is impossible in fact or law and no permit is issued it must be suspended and a Duldung certificate
issued (§ 60a Abs. 2, Abs. 4 AufenthG), which leaves the duty to leave untouched (Abs. 3) and lapses
on departure (Abs. 5). After an unappealable rejection or a withdrawal, a title may be issued before
departure only under Chapter 5 (humanitarian) of the AufenthG, with a further absolute bar in the
accelerated-procedure cases and §§ 18a, 18b, 19c Abs. 2 excluded (§ 10 Abs. 3 AufenthG, SRC-230).
Voluntary departure is the third exit; funding programmes are unverified (OQ-5).
| Org ID | Name | Role for this status | Jurisdiction | Channel (CH-id) | Source ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RS-009-A1 | BAMF — Bundesamt für Migration und Flüchtlinge | Decides the asylum application; issues the § 63 certificate while the reception-centre duty runs; runs the VO (EU) 2024/1351 responsibility procedure | Federal | CH-004 | SRC-226, SRC-229 |
| RS-009-A2 | Ausländerbehörde (Berlin: LEA) | Issues the certificate after release; orders and lifts geographic restrictions and accommodation conditions; grants the work permission; issues the Duldung | Municipal | CH-008 | SRC-226, SRC-223, SRC-232 |
| RS-009-A3 | Bundesagentur für Arbeit | Consent to employment under § 61 AsylG i.V.m. §§ 39–42 AufenthG | Federal | CH-002 | SRC-224 |
| RS-009-A4 | Aufnahmeeinrichtung / responsible Land authorities | Accommodation, the § 47 residence duty, the rights-and-duties briefing, intra-Land distribution and the assignment decision; the Land health authority sets the scope of the § 62 examination | Land | — | SRC-225, SRC-229 |
| RS-009-A5 | Sozialamt (AsylbLG-Leistungsbehörde) | Pays benefits and secures health care under the AsylbLG | Municipal | — | SRC-233 |
| RS-009-A6 | Bürgeramt (Berlin: Flüchtlingsbürgeramt, Rathaus Tiergarten) | Address registration, including for residents of group accommodation | Municipal | CH-003 | SRC-016 |
| Problem ID | Problem | Why it happens | Severity | Struggle-map ref | Mitigation | Workflow |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RS-009-PR1 | Applying for asylum destroys the status the person already held | § 55 Abs. 2 AsylG extinguishes a visa exemption and short titles the moment the application is filed; nobody explains this at the counter | ⚠⚠ | Phase 3 → Residence and permits | Take advice before filing wherever another lawful route exists; § 81 Abs. 4 survives only for titles valid over six months (3.4) | — |
| RS-009-PR2 | Believing the Gestattung is a residence permit | The card looks like a title and its name begins with "Aufenthalts-" | ⚠⚠ | proposed: Phase 3 — Residence and permits (status literacy) | State plainly: no title, no Schengen travel, no family reunification, no permanent-residence clock (3.1, 3.21, 3.23, 3.24) | — |
| RS-009-PR3 | Taking a job before permission is actually granted | The "three months" rule circulates without the reception-centre prohibition, the BA-consent step, and the absolute bars | ⚠⚠ | Phase 4 → Getting the job | Establish which § 61 regime applies first (4.2); the permission is a written act, not a date passing | — |
| RS-009-PR4 | Leaving the assigned district or moving without permission | The geographic restriction and the later Wohnsitzauflage are two different things, and the restriction does not lapse while the reception-centre duty runs (3.8) | ⚠ | proposed: Phase 3 — Residence and permits (Residenzpflicht and Wohnsitzauflage) | Track the three-month point and the end of the § 47 duty separately; the Wohnsitzauflage place may be left temporarily (3.10) | — |
| RS-009-PR5 | Post missed, deadlines lost | § 10 AsylG makes service at the last known address effective even when the letter is returned undeliverable, and accommodation moves break delivery | ⚠⚠ | Phase 3 → The letter system (core AusHelp territory) | Report every address change to BAMF, the Ausländerbehörde and the court immediately; open every BAMF envelope the day it arrives (3.32) | — |
| RS-009-PR6 | Transfer to another Member State comes as a surprise | The responsibility procedure under VO (EU) 2024/1351 runs in parallel and surfaces only in procedural letters and in the six-month work-permission variant (3.15) | ⚠⚠ | Phase 3 → Residence and permits | A six-month rather than three-month work waiting period is a warning sign — seek counselling immediately | — |
| RS-009-PR7 | Rejection treated as the end of everything | Duldung, deportation bans and the § 25 Abs. 3 route are invisible to the applicant, and § 10 Abs. 3 AufenthG closes the work-title routes | ⚠⚠ | Phase 5 → Crisis moments (the falls) | Map the exits before the decision arrives (4.4); a Duldung is not a status but keeps obligations and options alive | — |
| RS-009-PR8 | Benefits, payment card and health care assumed to work like SGB II and GKV | The AsylbLG is a separate, lower system with its own authority, a Bezahlkarte instead of cash, and a reduced health-care catalogue (3.25–3.29) | ⚠ | Phase 5 → Bürgergeld / Jobcenter | Apply at the Sozialamt, not the Jobcenter; expect acute-care-only cover; ask in writing which needs the card cannot cover, as those must be paid in cash (3.26) | workflows/health-insurance-germany.md (context only) |
| Doc ID | Document | German name | Needed for | Issuer | satisfiedBy id |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RS-009-D1 | Certificate of permission to stay | Bescheinigung über die Aufenthaltsgestattung | P2–P9 | BAMF or Ausländerbehörde | aufenthaltsgestattung, bamf |
| RS-009-D2 | Arrival certificate | Ankunftsnachweis | P1, P2 | Reception centre / BAMF | — |
| RS-009-D3 | Proof of the asylum application / file reference | Aktenzeichen, BAMF-Bescheinigung | P2–P7 | BAMF | bamf |
| RS-009-D4 | Assignment decision | Zuweisungsentscheidung (§ 50 AsylG) | P3, P9 | Land authority | — |
| RS-009-D5 | Residence condition | Wohnsitzauflage (§ 60 AsylG) | P3, P10 | Land authority / Ausländerbehörde | — |
| RS-009-D6 | Work permission | Beschäftigungserlaubnis | P4 | Ausländerbehörde (+ BA consent) | — |
| RS-009-D7 | BAMF decision | BAMF-Bescheid | P6, P7 | BAMF | bamf, bamf_bescheid |
| RS-009-D8 | Toleration certificate | Duldung (§ 60a Abs. 4 AufenthG) | P7 | Ausländerbehörde | — |
| RS-009-D9 | Benefit decision | AsylbLG-Bescheid | P9 | Sozialamt | — |
| RS-009-D10 | Address registration | Anmeldebestätigung | P10 (universal layer) | Bürgeramt | anmeldung |
| RS-009-D11 | Passport or identity document, where held | Reisepass / Passersatz | P1–P7 | Home-country authority | — |
| Source ID | Title | Publisher | URL | Level | Last checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SRC-016 | Anmeldung einer Wohnung — service.berlin.de | Senatsverwaltung Berlin / Bürgeramt | https://service.berlin.de/dienstleistung/120686/ | C | 2026-07-12 (register, not re-fetched) |
| SRC-150 | § 29 AufenthG — Familiennachzug zu Ausländern | BMJ / Bundesamt für Justiz | https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/aufenthg_2004/__29.html | A | 2026-08-26 (via student.md, not re-fetched here) |
| SRC-220 | § 55 AsylG — Aufenthaltsgestattung | BMJ / Bundesamt für Justiz | https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/asylvfg_1992/__55.html | A | 2026-08-26 |
| SRC-221 | § 56 AsylG — Räumliche Beschränkung | BMJ / Bundesamt für Justiz | https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/asylvfg_1992/__56.html | A | 2026-08-26 |
| SRC-222 | § 59a AsylG — Erlöschen der räumlichen Beschränkung | BMJ / Bundesamt für Justiz | https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/asylvfg_1992/__59a.html | A | 2026-08-26 |
| SRC-223 | § 60 AsylG — Auflagen | BMJ / Bundesamt für Justiz | https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/asylvfg_1992/__60.html | A | 2026-08-26 |
| SRC-224 | § 61 AsylG — Erwerbstätigkeit | BMJ / Bundesamt für Justiz | https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/asylvfg_1992/__61.html | A | 2026-08-26 |
| SRC-225 | § 47 AsylG — Aufenthalt in Aufnahmeeinrichtungen | BMJ / Bundesamt für Justiz | https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/asylvfg_1992/__47.html | A | 2026-08-26 |
| SRC-226 | § 63 AsylG — Bescheinigung über die Aufenthaltsgestattung | BMJ / Bundesamt für Justiz | https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/asylvfg_1992/__63.html | A | 2026-08-26 |
| SRC-227 | § 63a AsylG — Bescheinigung über die Meldung als Asylsuchender (Ankunftsnachweis) | BMJ / Bundesamt für Justiz | https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/asylvfg_1992/__63a.html | A | 2026-08-26 |
| SRC-228 | § 67 AsylG — Erlöschen der Aufenthaltsgestattung | BMJ / Bundesamt für Justiz | https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/asylvfg_1992/__67.html | A | 2026-08-26 |
| SRC-229 | AsylG — full text (used for §§ 10, 48, 49, 50, 59b, 62; individual section pages fetched 2026-08-26) | BMJ / Bundesamt für Justiz | https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/asylvfg_1992/ | A | 2026-08-26 |
| SRC-230 | § 10 AufenthG — Aufenthaltstitel bei Asylantrag | BMJ / Bundesamt für Justiz | https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/aufenthg_2004/__10.html | A | 2026-08-26 |
| SRC-231 | § 25 AufenthG — Aufenthalt aus humanitären Gründen | BMJ / Bundesamt für Justiz | https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/aufenthg_2004/__25.html | A | 2026-08-26 |
| SRC-232 | § 60a AufenthG — Vorübergehende Aussetzung der Abschiebung (Duldung) | BMJ / Bundesamt für Justiz | https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/aufenthg_2004/__60a.html | A | 2026-08-26 |
| SRC-233 | AsylbLG — Asylbewerberleistungsgesetz (used for §§ 1, 2, 3, 3a, 4; section pages fetched 2026-08-26) | BMJ / Bundesamt für Justiz | https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/asylblg/ | A | 2026-08-26 |
| SRC-234 | Bekanntmachung über die Höhe der Leistungssätze nach § 3a Abs. 4 AsylbLG ab 1. Januar 2026 (BGBl. 2025 I Nr. 251) | BMAS / Bundesamt für Justiz | https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/asylblg_3aabs4bek_2026/BJNR0FB0A0025.html | A | 2026-08-26 |
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| 2026-08-26 | 1.0 | Initial draft — AsylG §§ 10, 47, 48, 49, 50, 55, 56, 59a, 59b, 60, 61, 62, 63, 63a, 67; AufenthG §§ 10, 25, 60a; AsylbLG §§ 1, 2, 3, 3a, 4 fetched and verified from gesetze-im-internet.de. 2026 benefit amounts verified against the Level A Bekanntmachung of 23.10.2025 (BGBl. 2025 I Nr. 251); GEAS-reform references to Regulations (EU) 2024/1347, 2024/1348 and 2024/1351 flagged throughout | agent |
| 2026-08-28 | 1.1 | Source review: flags set per claim | agent |
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