International student studying in the UK wants to seek asylum in Germany at the airport. Possible?

Question

Hi,

I'm sure that many of you might find my situation weird and inexplicable, but these are my circumstances.

I'm an international student in the UK, and I want to seek asylum in Germany through a transit flight from the UK to Germany. My reason is because I'm an atheist from an Islamic country. I hold no other nationalities, protected statuses, or residencies in any other country. There is a million reason why seeking asylum in Germany is necessary for me and not any other country.

My question is: Will my asylum claim be deemed inadmissible because I flew from the UK and I was a student there? Or that won't be a problem so long as I have good evidence to back my claim (I do, and I even have an international secular organization writing me a letter).

Please advise. Kind regards.

Answer 1

To those wondering, the answer turned out to be no. This is because as an international student in the UK, I have a resident permit, which allows me stay in the country. This is sufficient ground to be rejected in Germany for asylum.

Comments

Good luck mate

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Thanks for the update, dear @kda2300! All the best for you!