"Duldung" in Deutschland einfach erklärt (Aussetzung der Abschiebung)

00:00 - Start 00:26 - 1. What is a tolerated stay? 00:44 - 2. Who receives a tolerated stay? 01:40 - 3. Rights with a tolerated stay 02:40 - 4. Obligations with a tolerated stay 03:03 - 5. How long is a tolerated stay valid? 03:40 - 6. Chances of obtaining a residence permit for people with a tolerated stay 04:10 - 7. What is the difference between a deportation ban and a tolerated stay? 04:36 - Question for YOU Words: Asylum = protection in another country because it is too dangerous in your home country Residence permit = document that allows you to live in a country for a specific period of time Tolerated stay = residence permit; your deportation is temporarily halted Asylum application = official application to receive protection in another country because it is too dangerous in your home country Reject = not accepting someone or something Permission = consent to do something Approve = officially allow or agree; give OK Asylum seeker benefits = help or support that people who apply for asylum receive (for example, money) Valid = something is valid or recognized as correct Extend = extend something beyond the original period, e.g., B. a visa or a deadline Depressed = feeling very sad and hopeless Right of residence = official permission to stay permanently in a country Permanent = for a very long time or forever Links: Section 60a of the Residence Act: https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/au... More information: https://handbookgermany.de/de/duldung Free advice near you: https://handbookgermany.de/de/local-i... Asylum, refugee, or subsidiary protection? The 3 forms of protection in Germany explained simply:    • Asyl, Flüchtling oder subsidiärer Schutz? ...   Our TikTok channel:   / easynewstime   Our Instagram channel:   / easynewstime   Easy Newstime is for everyone who is new to Germany. We explain German culture to you in simple language. This allows you to learn German for free. Video production: Cinecore Motion Pictures GmbH & Wochit Image rights: Wochit Text: Franzi Heiler Many thanks also to the people at the Gebrüder-Schmid-Zentrum!