#INTV2615811AFrance Sets Standard Stay Contract for Border Asylum Accommodation
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The order sets the model contract used between managers of border asylum accommodation sites and asylum seekers who are housed there. It defines the stay as temporary accommodation, not a rental lease, with a maximum duration of 12 weeks linked to the border asylum procedure. The contract spells out what the site manager must provide, including housing, an welcome kit, mail address support, and legal, administrative, health and social assistance. It affects accommodation operators, France’s immigration and integration office, and asylum seekers admitted to this dedicated reception system.
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Key Changes
- Creates a standard contract for temporary accommodation of asylum seekers at the border
- Limits the stay to a maximum of 12 weeks, tied to the border asylum procedure
- Lists the support services accommodation managers must provide, including housing, mail handling, and legal, administrative, health and social assistance
Obligations
What this law requires
The accommodation manager must use the model temporary stay contract for asylum seekers admitted to border asylum accommodation and must not treat the stay as a rental lease.
The accommodation manager must limit the asylum seeker’s stay in the border asylum accommodation site to a maximum of 12 weeks, corresponding to the duration of the border asylum procedure.
The accommodation manager must end the asylum seeker’s stay in the accommodation site when the asylum application is definitively rejected.
If the asylum decision is favorable, the accommodation manager must allow a temporary maintenance period before the person is referred to an appropriate reception or support scheme.
The accommodation manager must organize temporary accommodation for admitted asylum seekers, including possible cohabitation and sharing of living spaces with other residents.