Residence, family, health and the paperwork of life.
EziLens · Germany News
Official and reliable updates ranked by their possible impact on residence, work, study, family and living costs.
The new CEAS reform took effect on June 12, 2026, introducing significant changes to asylum and residence law processes. The Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) has implemented extensive adjustments to accommodate these changes.
Fresh updates that may require attention or a closer check.
According to a government response to an inquiry by the Left Party, 45,378 foreigners entitled to asylum lived in Germany at the end of June 2026, alongside 716,368 with refugee protection and 362,476 with subsidiary protection.
EziLens checks only approved official RSS, public-service feeds and documented publisher RSS each hour. Full articles, editorials, publisher images and paywalled content are not stored. Importance is calculated deterministically from topic, freshness and source type; it is not a fact-check or legal advice.
