Detailed description
The Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) is the central authority for asylum, migration, and integration in Germany. Among other things, it is responsible for conducting asylum procedures and granting refugee protection in Germany.
A large authority like the BAMF can only be managed efficiently if it has a multi-layered organizational structure with branch offices and decentralized arrival centers.
The Federal Office conducts the asylum procedure at its branch offices, including application processing, hearings, and decisions on more complex cases. Some branch offices, known as regional offices, serve as contact points for providers of integration measures and are responsible for integration work on the ground.
If you have any questions or concerns related to Hamburg, you can contact the branch office there.