The brochure supports EU+ countries meet their obligation pursuant to Article 19 AMMR to provide information to applicants for international protection about the responsibility determination procedure set out in the AMMR. The brochure corresponds to the EUAA ‘common information material’ to be developed pursuant to Article 20(2) AMMR and it’s addressed to adult applicants. The brochure must be customised by national authorities with country-specific information before use.

The brochure supports EU+ countries meet their obligation pursuant to Article 19 AMMR to provide information to third-country nationals found illegally staying in an EU+ country about the responsibility determination procedure set out in the AMMR. The brochure corresponds to the EUAA ‘common information material’ to be developed pursuant to Article 20(2) AMMR and it’s addressed to adults. The brochure must be customised by national authorities with country-specific information before use.

The brochure ‘What you need to know about applying for international protection’’ supports EU+ countries meet their obligation and provide applicants for international protection with information on access to the asylum procedure, in line with Article 8(1) APR. The brochure corresponds to the EUAA ‘leaflets’ to be developed pursuant to Article 8(7) APR. The brochure must be customised by the Member State with country-specific information before use.

The brochure ‘What you need to know about the EU asylum border procedures’ is meant specifically for applicants in the EU asylum border procedure. It supports EU+ countries meet their obligation and provide applicants for international protection with information on access to the asylum procedure, in line with Article 8(1) APR. The brochure corresponds to the EUAA ‘leaflets’ to be developed pursuant to Article 8(7) APR. The brochure must be customised by the Member State with country-specific information before use.

The brochure ‘What you need to know when you apply again for international protection (subsequent application)’ is meant specifically for applicants who made a subsequent application. It supports EU+ countries meet their obligation and provide applicants for international protection with information on access to the asylum procedure, in line with Article 8(1) APR. The brochure corresponds to the EUAA ‘leaflets’ to be developed pursuant to Article 8(7) APR. The brochure must be customised by the Member State with country-specific information before use.

The brochure supports EU+ countries meet their obligation and provide applicants for international protection, unaccompanied children, with information on access to the asylum procedure, in line with Article 8(1) APR. The brochure corresponds to the EUAA ‘leaflets’ to be developed pursuant to Article 8(7) APR. The brochure must be customised by the Member State with country-specific information before use.

The brochure for adult applicants titled ‘Your rights and obligations on reception’ supports Member States to provide applicants with concise information about reception conditions, in particular the topics listed in Recital 12, Article 5(1) and Article 21 RCD (2024) which are relevant for the stage of making. 

The brochure for adult applicants titled ‘Your rights and obligations on reception’ supports Member States to provide applicants with comprehensive information about reception conditions, in particular the topics listed in Recital 12, Article 5(1) and Article 21 RCD (2024) which are relevant for the stage of registration.

The brochure for adult applicants titled ‘Your rights and obligations on reception during the asylum border procedure’ supports Member States to provide applicants with comprehensive information about reception conditions, which are relevant for the stage of registration and specifically for the procedure they are subjected to. 

The brochure for unaccompanied children who are applicants for international protection titled ‘Your rights and obligations on reception’ supports Member States to provide unaccompanied children with concise standard information relating to reception conditions set out in RCD (2024), in accordance with Article 5(1) RCD (2024), which is relevant for the stage of making. 

The brochure for unaccompanied children who are applicants for international protection titled ‘Your rights and obligations on reception’ supports Member States to provide unaccompanied children with concise standard information relating to reception conditions set out in RCD (2024), in accordance with Article 5(1) RCD (2024) which is relevant for the stage of registration. 

The brochure for accompanied children who are applicants for international protection titled ‘Your rights and obligations on reception’ supports Member States to provide accompanied children with concise standard information relating to reception conditions set out in RCD (2024), in accordance with Article 5(1) RCD (2024), which is relevant for the stage of making.

The brochure for accompanied children who are applicants for international protection titled ‘Your rights and obligations on reception’ supports Member States to provide accompanied children with comprehensive standard information relating to reception conditions set out in RCD (2024), in accordance with Article 5(1) RCD (2024), which is relevant for the stage of registration.

Part 1 of a series of four picture stories. This story covers basic information on the process of screening by emphasising the right to ask for asylum. The story may be shared with applicants as early as upon arrival. While the content is particularly tailored to unaccompanied children, the story can also be relevant to accompanied asylum-seeking children.

Part 2 of a series of four picture stories. This story covers the rights, obligations and main consequences of non-compliance in a simplified manner as it relates to the AMMR and Eurodac. The story also touches upon family tracing and reunification. While the content is particularly tailored to unaccompanied children, the story can also be relevant to accompanied asylum-seeking children.