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Will my Brother’s asylum negatively impact my student visa of that same country (Germany) while I intend to study there and not file asylum? And I have my own blocked account
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Hi @hamid12 , thank you for your inquiry. These answers are provisional, as we do not know your exact situation and cannot give legal advice.
Great that you already have a blocked account! This means you already meet one of the requirements for a student visa under Section 16b. I agree with Barbara! Your brother's asylum procedure and your student visa are two separate processes and are not related to each other. In general, your brother's asylum procedure will not have any negative impact on your student visa, as long as your application is well-founded and plausible.
What can you do next?
- Find more information: Take a look at the link Barbara sent.
- Find an advice center: https://adressen.asyl.net/ and https://life-initiative.org/en/beratungsstelle/
- Find a lawyer (you will have to pay): https://bravsearch.bea-brak.de/bravsearch/index.brak (“Fachanwaltsbezeichung”: “Migrationsrecht”) and https://life-initiative.org/en/anwaltssuche/
- If you are already in Germany: Ask for help from a LIFE Initiative volunteer: https://life-initiative.org/en/support/
I hope this information is helpful for you. If you have further questions, please let me know.
Kind regards, Franziska
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Dear @hamid12 , thank you for reaching out to us. No, your brother’s asylum application should not negatively impact your student visa application for Germany as long as your own application is genuine and well-supported. Please, check all the requirements here: https://handbookgermany.de/en/student-visa. If you have any further questions, please let us know. @LIFE__Initiative do you have any additional information? Best Barbara