Guidance

Asylum: EU Dublin procedure

Guidance explaining the procedure when a request for asylum is made in one EU country when it may be the responsibility of another.

• From: UK Visas and Immigration
• Published: 20 March 2015
• Last updated: 3 March 2021 — See all updates

This publication was withdrawn on 3 March 2021

This guidance is out of date.

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“I’m in the Dublin procedure – what does this mean?”: withdrawn

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This page has been withdrawn because it’s out of date.

This document gives information about the Dublin procedure in the European Union (EU). It explains the procedure when you have applied for asylum in one EU country but authorities believe that another country might be responsible for your claim.

It covers:

• why you’re in the Dublin procedure
• what information you need to give us
• how we decide what country is responsible for your application
• what if you are caring for someone or someone is caring for you
• what if you are ill or have special needs
• what to do if you don’t want to go to another country

Published 20 March 2015

Last updated 3 March 2021 + show all updates

1. 3 March 2021

   Page has been withdrawn.

2. 20 March 2015

   First published.