Integration of foreigners; information
Brief description
You can find out about the integration of foreigners who are legally and permanently resident in Germany and asylum seekers with good prospects of staying.
Description
Reliable framework conditions are just as necessary for the integration of foreigners living legally and permanently in Bavaria and asylum seekers with good prospects of remaining in the state, society, working life and culture as their own willingness to accept existing integration offers and to want and support integration themselves. Integration is not a one-way street, but a mutual give and take. However, genuine integration is only possible if the number of people to be integrated is limited and the acceptance of the population is ensured by managing the influx of foreigners in a socially responsible manner.
The integration of foreigners living here legally and permanently as well as asylum seekers with good prospects of remaining (see various residence permits under "Related topics") is a declared goal of the Bavarian state government.
No integration without language! Only those who speak German can find their way in everyday life, obtain a school-leaving certificate and actively participate in the job market. Language is the first step into the center of our lives. The integration course teaches such important language skills.
The general integration course includes a language course and an orientation course. The 600-hour language course aims to provide sufficient knowledge of the German language. The orientation course of 100 hours serves to provide orientation in the legal system, culture and history of Germany and focuses on teaching values, in particular the equality of women and men. In order to make the courses more flexible for the respective target group, special integration courses can be set up if required (e.g. if more support is needed), which then comprise up to 900 lessons in the language course and 100 lessons in the orientation course.
Those entitled to participate in the integration course must pay a contribution to the costs to the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees. Anyone who receives benefits in accordance with SGB II (basic income support for jobseekers) or assistance with living expenses in accordance with SGB XII can be exempted from this upon application.
According to Section 44 of the Residence Act (AufenthG), adult foreigners who are permanently resident in Germany and do not already have sufficient knowledge of the German language are generally entitled to participate in an integration course if they have received a residence permit for the first time for the purpose of gainful employment, for the purpose of family reunification, for certain humanitarian reasons or as a long-term resident (EU). Corresponding confirmations of eligibility to participate are issued by the immigration authorities.
Other foreign nationals and their family members may be admitted by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees to take part in a course if there are places available (see § 44 Para. 4 AufentG). This also applies to foreign nationals who are in possession of a temporary residence permit and to foreign nationals who are in possession of a discretionary toleration permit in accordance with § 60a Para. 2 Sentence 3 AufenthG or a residence permit in accordance with § 24 or § 25 Para. 5 AufenthG. German nationals who are in need of integration (e.g. because they grew up abroad) can also be admitted to the integration course.
In addition to the aspect of PROMOTING integration, the aspect of REQUIRING integration is also enshrined in the Residence Act. § Section 44a of the Residence Act regulates the conditions under which foreigners can be obliged to attend an integration course, for example if they lack basic German language skills. If such an obligation is not met, sanctions are provided for, such as the imposition of a fine. According to Section 8 (3) sentence 6 AufenthG, the extension of the residence permit should generally be limited to a maximum of one year until the integration course has been successfully completed (corresponds to B1 level CEFR). Whether the foreigner violates their obligation to properly participate in the integration course must also be taken into account when deciding on the extension of the residence permit (see Section 8 (3) AufenthG). According to the intention of the legislator, there is a connection between residence status and integration progress.
Special information for the Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen districtUnder the "Forms" section, you will find the following documents:
- Important Contact Information - Important contact details - Важливі контактні дані
- What to Do in the Event of a Fire - Що робити у разі виникнення пожежі
- Emergency Numbers - Emergency numbers - Номери екстрених служб
- Information on Cost Collection in Asylum Shelters - Cost Collection - Збір вартості
- Cost Breakdown for Shared Housing
- House Rules in Asylum Shelters - house rules - правила внутрішнього розпорядку
- Refugee Integration Counseling (FIB) in the Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen District - Office Hours / time slot / أوقات الاستقبال / görüşme saatleri / години прийому / Heures de consultation
- Filming and photography prohibited - Film and photography ban - Interdiction de filmer et de photographier - Заборона на кіно та - حظر الأفلام والتصوير الفوتوغرافي لحماية الخصوصية والحقوق الشخصية لجميع
- Flyer: Preventing Mold - Information on Airing and Ventilation - Information on Ventilation
You can find much more information on our topic page "Documents for Residents of Shared Housing | Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen District." You can find the link to this page under "Further Links."
Forms
Special information for the Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen district- Filming and photography prohibited - Film and photography ban - Interdiction de filmer et de photographier - Заборона на кіно та - حظر الأفلام والتصوير الفوتوغرافي لحماية الخصوصية والحقوق الشخصية لجميع
For shared housing
- Flyer: Preventing Mold - Information on Airing and Ventilation - Information on Ventilation
for shared housing
- Refugee Integration Counseling (FIB) in the Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen District - Office Hours / time slot / أوقات الاستقبال / görüşme saatleri / години прийому / Heures de consultation
- House Rules in Asylum Shelters - house rules - правила внутрішнього розпорядку
- Information on Cost Collection in Asylum Shelters - Cost Collection - Збір вартості
Cost Breakdown for Shared Housing
- Emergency Numbers - Emergency numbers - Номери екстрених служб
Notice for Shared Housing Facilities
- What to Do in the Event of a Fire - Що робити у разі виникнення пожежі
Multilingual for Shared Housing Facilities
- Important Contact Information - Important contact details - Важливі контактні дані
- Filming and photography prohibited - Film and photography ban - Interdiction de filmer et de photographier - Заборона на кіно та - حظر الأفلام والتصوير الفوتوغرافي لحماية الخصوصية والحقوق الشخصية لجميع
Legal basis
Further links
- Right of residence
- Bavarian integration policy
- Federal Office for Migration and Refugees - Integration courses
- The Integration Commissioner of the Bavarian State Government
- The Federal Government Commissioner for Migration, Refugees and Integration
- Documents for residents of shared accommodation - Topic page
- House rules _ house rules _ правила внутрішнього розпорядку
- Information_Cost collection_Cost collection_Збір вартості
- Ventilation information_Інформація про вентиляцію
- Emergency numbers _Emergency numbers_ Номери екстрених служб
- Behavior in case of fire_What to do in the event of a fire_ Що робити у разі виникнення пожежі
- Important contact details_ Important contact details_ Важливі контактні дані
- Portal "Living integration - IN BAYERN DAHEIM"
- Federal Statistical Office - Foreign population
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