indulóazilás

Indulóazilás is a Hungarian term that translates to "starting refuge" or "initial asylum." It refers to the first phase of the asylum process in Hungary, where asylum seekers formally lodge their application. This stage involves registering the applicant, collecting their personal information, and conducting an initial interview to understand their reasons for seeking protection. The indulóazilás is a crucial procedural step that officially recognizes an individual's presence as an asylum seeker within the country and initiates the legal examination of their claim.

During the indulóazilás, authorities are responsible for ensuring that the applicant's identity is established and that they are informed about their rights and obligations throughout the asylum procedure. This process also includes preliminary checks to determine if another EU member state has jurisdiction over the asylum claim, based on established Dublin Regulation criteria. If the claim is deemed admissible in Hungary, the process moves to the substantive examination phase. The efficiency and thoroughness of the indulóazilás can significantly impact the subsequent stages of the asylum application. Asylum seekers are often provided with basic support, such as accommodation and food, during this initial period.