We work to ensure that the asylum process is legally certain and that everyone who seeks asylum is treated with humanity and dignity. 

As a complement to authorities, we provide neutral information about which rules apply and what might be good for you to think about in your case. We can provide information on: 

• The rules according to Swedish and international legislation. 
• How the asylum process works. 
• What options are available after the end of the asylum process. 

If the assignment concerns a specific person, we only work on behalf of that person. 

Information we need from you

When you contact us, you need to be able to tell us: 

• Has the person applied for asylum? 
• Is it a so-called Dublin case? 
• Who is the applicant (man, woman, unaccompanied minor or family)? 
• Where in the process is the asylum seeker? 
• Which country is the asylum seeker from? 
• What grounds for asylum are invoked? 
• Is there a public counsel? 
• What help is desired by the Swedish Red Cross? If the Migration Agency/migration court has rejected the application: On what date was the application rejected? 
• Has the decision been appealed? 
• Are there new circumstances or reasons for asylum that were not previously invoked?