Gonrieh (C-819/25 PPU)
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What was at stake
CJEU case. Subject matter: Borders, asylum and immigration.
What the court decided
The Court ruled on the obligations of a Member State that had granted family-reunification entry visas to the partner and five children of a beneficiary of international protection, subject to in-person identity verification the family could not attend because they were unable to leave the Gaza Strip/Egypt. It held that while the State must grant such persons every facility for obtaining the requisite visas, that duty is confined to removing administrative obstacles and expediting procedures. The Member State is therefore not required to arrange the transfer of those persons to the place of identity verification, nor to contact one or more third countries to facilitate that transfer, in a situation where it is impossible for them to travel there.
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