Refugee & Asylum Law Attorney

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An immigration disputes attorney defends the rights of foreigners in cases of deportation, extradition, or unlawful refusal of a residence permit. Unlike a consulting jurist, an attorney represents the client in court and appeals decisions made by the State Security Service (SUS) or the Agency. For example, if a residence permit refusal is based on vague "national security" grounds, only a licensed attorney can defend your interests through administrative litigation. They also handle asylum seeker cases. The specialists on this page will defend your right to live in Georgia through the power of the court. Within the broader field of Migration & Immigration Law, Refugee & Asylum Law is a specialized subfield that requires a Attorney's in-depth knowledge of these specific issues and practices.

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Asylum Applications

Political Asylum

Requesting political asylum is a specific form of international protection intended for individuals who are persecuted in their home country due to their political opinions or public activities. Georg

Asylum Applications

Religious Persecution Asylum

Persecution on religious grounds is one of the oldest and most recognized bases for claiming asylum in international law. Georgia, as a tolerant and multi-confessional country, undertakes to protect i

Asylum Applications

Requesting international protection (asylum) is a fundamental human right guaranteed by Georgian legislation and international conventions. This service is intended for individuals who were forced to

Refugee Status

Refugee Family Reunification

Refugee family reunification is a special immigration procedure that allows a person with refugee or humanitarian status in Georgia to legally bring and live with their family members. Unlike regular

Refugee Status

Refugee Status Determination

Refugee Status Determination (RSD) is a complex administrative process during which the State of Georgia decides whether an individual deserves international protection. This is not a mere formality;