Reasonableness of passport extension by Afghan missions for particularly threatened people

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Original text of the question(s):<br /> <br /> In the Federal Government's opinion, is it reasonable to expect Afghan people who have entered Germany as part of admission programs, including queer people, to appear at representations of the Afghan regime in Germany, for example to renew their passports, even though the entry visas stuck into their passports make it clear that they are in opposition to the Taliban regime or belong to particularly threatened groups in Afghanistan, and to what extent does the Federal Government intend to or has already done so, e.g. B. to ensure a nationwide application practice with a circular to the federal states, especially against the background of the great fears of those affected that I have become aware of (if not, please explain)?

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1. 26 September 2025

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   Reasonableness of passport extension by Afghan missions for particularly threatened people

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