Asylum Application (Asylantrag)
Collective tracking of asylum applications examined by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF), from the formal application to the written decision (Bescheid). Individual accounts shared here reflect one case each; they do not predict any other case's outcome or timeline.
Real cases and timelines: Asylum Application (Asylantrag)
No shared cases are available here yet. You can share your application and update its timeline.
The first point of reference could be yours
Your experience can help the next person waiting.
No one has shared a case here yet. Sharing your journey gives others going through the same process a first point of comparison.
Share the first caseYour sign-in name and email are not displayed on your public case.
Get alerted as soon as a case from this period moves
An email only if something moved. You choose the pace and can stop at any time.
Waiting is easier to understand together
Your experience can pave the way.
No case has been shared here yet. That says nothing about how long this procedure takes.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I find experiences and cases for “Asylum Application (Asylantrag)”?
No shared cases are available for this procedure or variant yet. You can contribute by sharing your own case timeline and its steps.
How long does “Asylum Application (Asylantrag)” take in Germany?
No usable average is available for the cases currently included at this procedure level. Durations can vary by situation; shared timelines will help compare observed processing times once sufficient data is available.
What are the steps for “Asylum Application (Asylantrag)”?
The catalog lists the following steps in their configured order:
- Formal application filed
- Registered, arrival certificate issued
- Personal hearing (Anhörung) completed
- Written decision (Bescheid) received
A case may include only some of these steps or follow a different timeline. This list does not mean that every step is mandatory.