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Once the asylum decision is made, the real process begins: language courses, school, work and building ties with society. For those who are rejected, it is life in a legal gap. The final part of the series looks at what comes after the decision.
An asylum decision comes in one of three forms: recognition, subsidiary protection or rejection. After a rejection, appeal deadlines range from a few days to a few weeks, and missing a single day can mean losing your rights.
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