What happens after the request: registration, family handling, major support and rights where officially stated?
At registration, information is handed over, personal details recorded, fingerprints taken, database checks made, and identity/travel documents and assets secured under the Asylum Act. The APA issues a written decision and an S permit, limited to a maximum of one year and extendable; original travel documents are returned. Rights are largely those of asylum seekers and temporarily admitted persons: welfare benefits, pocket money, accommodation and care, and compulsory health insurance premiums and cost sharing covered; school-age children may attend school and adults may work with APA approval and wage concessions. Holders may travel within the Schengen area and return with the S permit and a valid passport; trips longer than 14 days must be reported. They may live with relatives or acquaintances, but rent is not covered. Status expires if the centre of life moves abroad or it is renounced, and can be revoked if the situation improves. The official source does not state whether family members may join.
See recorded sources
Limits of the record- Family handling (e.g. family members joining) is not stated on the page.
- https://www.llv.li/en/national-administration/migration-and-passport-office/information-ukraine/temporary-protection-guarantee-s-
Among other things, information will be handed over, your personal details recorded, fingerprints taken and checks made in databases. In addition, your existing identity and travel documents and assets will be secured as a first step in accordance with the provisions of the Asylum Act (AsylG) and the Asylum Ordinance (AsylV).
- https://www.llv.li/en/national-administration/migration-and-passport-office/information-ukraine/temporary-protection-guarantee-s-
The APA will issue a written decision granting you protection status. At the same time, you will receive an S permit, which provides information about your status. This is limited to a maximum of one year and can be extended. You will also receive your original travel documents back with the S permit.
- https://www.llv.li/en/national-administration/migration-and-passport-office/information-ukraine/temporary-protection-guarantee-s-
Persons with temporary protection (S) have largely the same rights as asylum seekers and temporarily admitted persons.
They receive welfare benefits in accordance with the AsylA and AsylO, pocket money, accommodation and care and the premiums and cost sharing incurred within the framework of compulsory health insurance are covered. The protection status allows school-age children to attend school and adults to pursue gainful employment. As with other asylum seekers, wage concessions and the approval of the APA for gainful employment must be obtained. They may travel within the Schengen area and return to Liechtenstein with the S permit and a valid recognized passport without special permission from the Migration and Passport Office. Trips lasting longer than 14 days must be reported to the APA.
- https://www.llv.li/en/national-administration/migration-and-passport-office/information-ukraine/temporary-protection-guarantee-s-
No. They can continue to live with relatives or acquaintances. However, any rental costs will not be covered. However, they will receive the welfare and support services mentioned above.
- https://www.llv.li/en/national-administration/migration-and-passport-office/information-ukraine/temporary-protection-guarantee-s-
If the situation improves significantly, it is envisaged that the government will revoke the grant of protection and allow a return to Ukraine.
- https://www.llv.li/en/national-administration/migration-and-passport-office/information-ukraine/temporary-protection-guarantee-s-
The temporary protection expires, among other things, if you move the center of your life abroad, i.e. leave Liechtenstein for a longer period of time, or if you renounce the temporary protection.
