Who it is for
Victims of human trafficking, labour exploitation, domestic violence and similar offences, where the legal conditions are met.
Special protective residence support for victims of trafficking, exploitation or domestic violence.
Victims of human trafficking, labour exploitation, domestic violence and similar offences, where the legal conditions are met.
Usually 1 year or according to the protective procedure applicable to the case.
Requirements vary by route and current rules, but cases usually involve identity documents, civil status records where relevant, proof connected to the requested residence basis, official forms, fees and any additional evidence requested by the competent authority.
Depending on the category, further supporting documents may be needed from an employer, sponsor, family member, educational institution, host organisation, investor or another responsible party.
Most cases move through an eligibility review, document planning, any required entry or consular stage, filing before the competent authority and, where applicable, biometrics and final issuance.