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The Syrian community in Germany is facing a state of concern as authorities begin reviewing protection files. Over 900,000 Syrians live there, including more than 500,000 holding protection permits related to asylum. This does not necessarily mean that all Syrians will lose their right to residency, as some may be able to transition to other types of permits, such as for work or study, provided they meet the legal requirements. The outcomes of the review will depend on several factors, including the duration of stay, integration, and legal status, with the future of their residency likely to be influenced by the results of the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees’ assessments and developments in Syria.
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