responsibility finder
Schleswig-Holstein

According to § 1 of the Asylum Seekers' Benefits Act (AsylbLG), foreigners who are actually resident in Germany and who

1. have a residence permit in accordance with the Asylum Act,

1. have submitted an application for asylum and do not meet the requirements set out in numbers 1, 2 to 5 and 7,

1. wish to enter the country via an airport and are not or not yet permitted to enter the country,
2. have a residence permit,

1. because of the war in their home country in accordance with Section 23 (1) or Section 24 of the Residence Act,
2. according to § 25 para. 4 sentence 1 of the Residence Act or
3. in accordance with Section 25 (5) of the Residence Act, provided that the decision to suspend their deportation was made less than 18 months ago,

1. have a tolerated stay permit in accordance with Section 60a of the Residence Act,
2. who are obliged to leave the country, even if a threat of deportation is not yet or no longer enforceable,
3. are spouses, life partners or minor children of the persons named in numbers 1 to 6, without themselves fulfilling the requirements stated therein, or
4. submit a subsequent application in accordance with § 71 of the Asylum Act or a confirmatory application in accordance with § 71a of the Asylum Act.
   According to § 3 Para. 1 AsylbLG, persons entitled to benefits under § 1 AsylbLG receive so-called basic benefits to cover the need for food, accommodation, heating, clothing, health care and household consumer goods (necessary needs). In addition, you will be granted benefits to cover your personal needs in daily life (necessary personal needs). Furthermore, according to § 4 AsylbLG, benefits are to be granted in the event of illness, pregnancy and childbirth. Furthermore, "other benefits" can be granted in accordance with § 6 AsylbLG if they are essential in individual cases to ensure subsistence or health, to cover the special needs of children or to fulfill an administrative obligation to cooperate.

By way of derogation from §§ 3 and 4 as well as 6 to 7 AsylbLG, § 2 AsylbLG stipulates that the Twelfth Book of the Social Code (SGB XII) applies accordingly to those persons entitled to benefits who have resided in Germany for 18 months without significant interruption and who have not abusively influenced the duration of their stay themselves.