Residence

Too few workers in Germany without immigration

Syrian refugees: all pending asylum procedures stopped

Naturalizations: Most of them come from Syria

Xenophobia and hostility towards Muslims on the rise in Germany

Working in Germany: Hotline can help

New prices for D-Ticket in Tübingen / residential parking will become more expensive

German is (also) spoken in many Muslim families

Prize for project with people’s stories

Asylum seekers will receive less money in 2025

Foreign skilled workers experience bureaucracy and discrimination

Containers for 90 refugees in Tübingen

Germany closes Iranian consulates

Discrimination by Taliban: Afghan women entitled to asylum

How a document becomes valid abroad

Changing the world with words

Mostafa Elyasian: Images of becoming local

Fraud during naturalization: German passport at risk

From our editorial team – After Solingen…

‎46 refugees have a new home‎

Promoting early integration through work

Travel documents for Afghan refugees

BAMF on refugees traveling home to their country of origin

Accomodation of Afghans in need of protection: massive cut planned

Court decision: Subsidiary protection for refugees from Gaza

No longer a threat?

New naturalization law: patience required

Justice Minister Gentges: Less money for integration courses

New regulation: Likes could lead to deportation

More and more people are taking integration courses

Poor despite having a full-time job: racism increases the risk of poverty

ECJ: Possible new refugee protection for women as a “social group”

Protection for Ukrainians in the EU extended until 2026

Warning of flight risks increases the desire to emigrate

EU agrees on new common asylum policy

German scholarship program for refugee researchers

Study casts doubt on the usefulness of relocation bans

Crossing the border with an automatically extended residence permit

New regulations on naturalisation apply from 27 June—dual citizenship possible

More and more refugees are becoming German citizens

Aid organizations criticize the EU asylum compromise

Kurdish migration to Germany—facts and figures

European Court of Human Rights condemns Greece

EU agrees on new common asylum policy

Apply for a residence permit online at the district office

Relocation during the naturalisation process

Syrian refugees in Germany: statistics and developments

Payment card: data is only estimated

Significant rise in first-time asylum applications

Law on faster deportation passed

A new law will make naturalisation easier from April

Why foreign skilled workers often leave Germany again

The German passport is safe

Book an on-site appointment at the Tübingen Foreigners’ Registration Office at the terminal

Help in many languages for traumatized people

Residence permits in Tübingen now available electronically / Foreigners’ Office changes appointment procedure

Money from the state for integration

Attacks on refugees on the rise

After two years of Taliban rule: worldwide refugees from Afghanistan

Kitas are not yet the desired driver of integration

Most refugees come from Syria

Work and integration: ZDF filmed at tünews

New residence opportunities for asylum seekers in employment or with training

Problems of refugees in the health care system

Open letter from lawyers: The right to protection must not be abolished

Never before have so many people been on the run

Fit for forms and offices

Certificate of fiction: Mail from Tübingen Foreigners’ Office counts as proof of application

Social workers: First point of contact for many questions

Improving educational opportunities for immigrant families

Former refugee BM in Ostelsheim

How can families with children become Germans

New law may enable residence for tolerated persons

German test for immigrants: new rules

Money for blankets and food

Faster visa appointments for Syrians from earthquake regions

Germany as a destination for refugees in 2022

Help for migrants in the search for housing

Tübingen Foreigners’ Office only open by telephone

Certificate of fiction: Exception in Tübingen

A new law should make it possible: from toleration to the right to stay

Writing workshop for migrants

Long-term tolerated persons should not be deported

Current Judgments on Identity Clarification

EU Court of Justice strengthens the right to family reunification

Naturalization test places available

Wrongly not receiving child benefit

The prospect of a permanent right of residence

Change of legal status for Ukrainian refugees remains controversial

Prime Minister Kretschmann at tünews INTERNATIONAL

New hope for those who have been tolerated for a residence permit

Refugees do not enter Germany illegally

Statistics: Syrians make up the majority of foreign doctors in Germany

More and More are Becoming Germans: People from Syria lead the Way in Naturalizations

Employment of Refugees: a “Job Engine” Offered by German Companies

Counseling that makes you independent

Most refugees in 2021 came from Syria

Fictitious certificate – who needs it and how to get it

Grant for the recognition of foreign professional qualifications

What is known about refugees from Ukraine

A new EU directive applies to refugees from Ukraine