A number of Afghan families living in Pakistan, who have been waiting to be transferred to Germany for a long time, say that they faced heavy psychological stress, security concerns and an uncertain future after receiving a rejection for their immigration cases. These families want the German government to re-examine their cases and provide clear information about the legal options available to them, taking into account the security conditions and their vulnerable situation. Several Afghan citizens who were waiting to be transferred to Pakistan as part of Germany's acceptance programs, in an interview with Afghanistan International, said that the rejection of their immigration files, after months of waiting, put them and their families in a difficult mental and emotional situation.

A number of Afghan families living in Pakistan, who have been waiting to be transferred to Germany for a long time, say that they faced heavy psychological stress, security concerns and an uncertain future after receiving a rejection for their immigration cases. These families want the German government to re-examine their cases and provide clear information about the legal options available to them, taking into account the security conditions and their vulnerable situation. Several Afghan citizens who were waiting to be transferred to Pakistan as part of Germany's acceptance programs, in an interview with Afghanistan International, said that the rejection of their immigration files, after months of waiting, put them and their families in a difficult mental and emotional situation.