“If you become a refugee, they give you a salary of several thousand dollars a month, free house and food, and work, then you get citizenship and that’s it! It does not require capital. This is an extract of the biggest lies told to desperate immigration applicants. Businessmen who see people as money printing machines will tell any lie and do anything to get more income.

Our team of legal and immigration consultants at Knapex does not provide any services in the field of asylum, but it is its duty to inform about this method of immigration.

Who is a refugee?
A refugee is someone who has been forced to leave their country due to persecution, war or violence. A refugee has a well-founded fear of persecution for reasons of race, religion, nationality, political opinion or membership of a particular social group. In most cases, they cannot return to their country or are afraid to do so. War and ethnic, tribal and religious violence are the main causes of refugees fleeing from their countries.

In total, more than 89.3 million people were displaced by various conflicts by the end of 2021. Of these, 53.2 million were internally displaced, while 36.1 million were refugees. These numbers are the highest recorded as long as reliable statistics exist.

Quota refugee
Quota refugees (or resettled refugees) are refugees who have been resettled in a new country as part of an agreement with the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR). Individual countries decide how many quota refugees to accept each year.

asylum; The economic way of immigration or a bridge to hell?
Some people who will do anything for money portray asylum as an attractive and economical route to immigration heaven, but the reality is that asylum is a bridge to hell that few can survive.

Sometimes a person is forced to seek refuge for any reason and has no other choice. In this case, nothing can be done or said, but in other cases, the reality is that the countries of the world and the ways to immigrate to them are so diverse that in normal conditions and even in crisis, you should not think about asylum.

Disadvantages of asylum
If you become a refugee, it becomes impossible or very difficult for you to return to your home country
If your host country finds out that you have returned to your country, it will cancel your asylum
It is possible to reach the destination country through smuggling
On the way to the destination country, there are many possibilities of fraud or drowning
The possibility of rejecting the case if it is found to be false and the immigration routes are closed
Costs several times that of legal immigration
The possibility of deporting you to the country of origin or to a third country that has conditions many times worse than the refugee’s country of origin
Living in camps for a long time when these camps do not have suitable living conditions.
Some residence benefits such as work and education are not given to the refugee for a long time
Due to the intensity of the wave of asylum seekers and of course the false asylum cases, local people do not treat refugees very well
It is possible for a refugee to remain in limbo for years and the status of his case is not known
Asylum ways and types of asylum cases
In the following, we discuss some of the more common ways of seeking asylum, the ways that some people want to become a false refugee by resorting to it.

Asylum through conversion of religion: a person applies for residence by claiming to change religion or declare a lack of religion. In this way, the person must prove his claim.
Social asylum: It is used for societies where infanticide is prevalent or where traditional and religious prejudices limit the individual.
Political asylum: a person applies for asylum by submitting a political file.
Gender Asylum: A person claims to have a different sexual orientation and that his life is in danger and applies for asylum.