The reasons for appealing a Asylum seeker Application  denial can vary, and in each case, challenging the decision is important if you believe the refusal was unjustified.

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The main reasons why you should appeal a negative decision may include:   

1.    Incorrect Decision -If you believe that your residence permit application was assessed incorrectly or that all the necessary information and documents you provided were not fully considered. For example:   •    You gave detailed info (verbal information, pictures, video, documents, other type of evidences) to migration police/department about issues related with Religion, political activities and other, but they did not consider your arguments and made negative decision. 

2.    Violation of the Law - If the decision to deny your request was made in violation of the law. For instance:   •    You did not receive sufficient information from the agency regarding the application submission procedures or your other rights.   •    Other legal norms were violated during the decision-making process by migration department, for example: transaltion was not provided. 

   3.    Lack of Opportunity to Submit Additional Documentation - If you received a denial due to missing specific documentation and were not given the opportunity to provide additional supporting documents.   

4.    Lack of Justification in the Decision - If the decision made against you is not properly justified. For example:   •    The decision only states the reason for the denial in a vague or abstract manner(not clear and not argumented by migration) , without clearly explaining why you, as an individual, do not meet the required criteria for obtaining the REFUGEE or HUMANITARIAN statuses.