Does an asylum seeker receive EUR 1,004.50 tax-free per month? At least this is what a decision from the Rostock district is supposed to prove, which we have already reported on in great detail and which is currently making the rounds on Facebook in a new form.
Note: The notice concerns an actual case. It is not a photomontage or any other manipulation. But the presentation obviously deliberately ignores the fact that this is not a decision for an individual beneficiary, but rather one for a community of four people in need.
It says:
Asylum seekers receive €1,004.50 tax-free per month from the state!
What does a German pensioner get per month from the state?
What does a German homeless person get per month from the state?
How many Germans have €1004.50 tax-free per month despite hard work????
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What can you see on the notice?
First and foremost, this is a photo of a notice that was issued by the social welfare office of the Rostock district according to its own content.
The decision dates back to October 20, 2015 and announces the approval of benefits according to the Asylum Seekers Benefits Act. A total of €1004.50 is given here for the period November 1st, 2015 - November 30th, 2015.
Key point €1004.50. We wrote to the social welfare office of the Rostock district
On November 16, 2015, the user “Mvgida” published on the social media platform Facebook from a previously unknown source a decision from the social welfare office of the Rostock district regarding an application for benefits under the Asylum Seekers Benefits Act.
The Rostock district provides the following clarifying information:
1. The publication took place without the knowledge of the administration of the Rostock district and is exclusively a matter for the publishing user.
2. The decision concerns an actual case. It is not a photomontage or any other manipulation.
3. The presentation obviously deliberately ignores the fact that this is not a decision for an individual beneficiary, but rather one for a community of four people .
Further information on the individual benefit claims under the Asylum Seekers Benefits Act can be found on the website of the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees:
On our own behalf: The administration of the Rostock district has received a large number of inquiries in this matter. We would like to express our thanks for the information, suggestions and questions contained therein.
Unfortunately, it is not possible for us to answer every single request. This press release is therefore intended as a response to all inquiries in this context. If you have any further questions, the press office of the Rostock district will be happy to help you
Notes:
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