🇪🇸 Spain • Oficina de Asilo y Refugio (OAR)

International Protection Application (Asylum)

Collective tracking of international protection (asylum) applications examined by the Oficina de Asilo y Refugio (OAR), from the formalisation of the request to the final resolution. Individual accounts shared here reflect one case each; they do not predict any other case's outcome or timeline.

Real cases and timelines: International Protection Application (Asylum)

No shared cases are available here yet. You can share your application and update its timeline.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I find experiences and cases for “International Protection Application (Asylum)”?

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 “International Protection Application (Asylum)” take in Spain?

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 “International Protection Application (Asylum)”?

The catalog lists the following steps in their configured order:

  1. Application formalised, red card (tarjeta roja) issued
  2. Admission for processing decided
  3. Personal interview completed
  4. Resolution 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.

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