They are granted asylum.

They are detained, processed, and often deported back to thecountry they arrived from.

They receive temporary work permits.

It improves chances for legal immigration.

It has no impact on future applications.

It creates permanent records that can block future visa applications and legal immigration pathways.

Hotel-like accommodations.

Private apartments with kitchen facilities.

Overcrowded facilities with limited access to healthcare, legal aid, and basic necessities.

No legal recourse since the entire transaction is illegal, leaving them vulnerable to fraud.

Full legal protection and compensation through courts.

Insurance coverage for all losses.

Government-subsidized transportation costs.

Small fees with guaranteed money-back policies.

Loss of life savings with no guarantee of success, potential for additional extortion demands.

Children are always allowed to stay with parents in safe conditions.

Families are often separated, and children may be placed in state care or detention.

Families automatically receive asylum status.

They are sent back with a warning.

It increases their chance of getting a refugee visa.

They can face immediate detention, criminal charges, and long-term bans from entering the EU.

If the child is born in an EU state, they automatically become a citizen.

The possibility of legalization increases.

If the parent(s) presented themselves with false documents, the child remains without legal correct identity and even after the disclosure of the parents' identity, is not subject to return with them.

High probability, since Armenia is facing security risks.

Very low probability, since Armenia is classified among safe countries and 96 percent of applications are rejected.

High probability if poor social conditions can be proven.