Expert reports · Asylum & immigration
Medical Reports for Asylum and Immigration Cases
Psychiatric and psychosomatic reports and qualified medical certificates for asylum, residence and deportation proceedings – available in English, German or Romanian.
Types of reports we prepare
Tap one — the report type is preselected in the enquiry form.
- Forensic psychiatry
- Guardianship & detention
- Statement credibility
- Social medicine
- Asylum & immigration
- Psychosomatic medicine
- Second opinion & review
- Evidence-based and methodically sound
- Clearly reasoned
- Direct answers to the court's questions
- In person in Bavaria and across Germany
Typical questions
- Diagnosis of trauma-related disorders (e.g. PTSD) in line with the Istanbul Protocol
- Fitness to travel and fitness to fly
- Medical barriers to deportation (Section 60a(2c) German Residence Act)
- Need for and urgency of treatment for people with tolerated status
- Statements for administrative court proceedings
Who instructs us
- Administrative courts
- Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) and immigration offices
- Lawyers
- Refugee advice services
Approach
Reports meet the German legal requirements for a qualified medical certificate: facts, examination method, clinical assessment, ICD diagnosis, severity and consequences.
The clinical interview takes place in person at the Munich practice, with a qualified interpreter where needed.
Professional background
Doctor-medic Otilia Gudana, MSc
Consultant in Psychosomatic Medicine and Psychotherapy
- Former acting senior consultant, Department of Forensic Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, kbo Isar-Amper-Klinikum Taufkirchen
- Over twelve years of clinical practice in psychiatry, psychosomatic medicine and forensic psychiatry
- MSc Communication, Behaviour & Credibility Analysis (Manchester Metropolitan University)
- Reports in English, German and Romanian
Process and fees
- 01
Enquiry
Brief details of the instructing party, questions and deadline – via the enquiry form or by phone.
- 02
Initial check
Review of scope, jurisdiction and any conflict of interest.
- 03
Written offer
Fees and timeframe agreed in writing (court instructions under JVEG).
- 04
File review & examination
Analysis of the documents and a clinical interview where required.
- 05
Report
Written report with transparent reasoning; oral explanation in court on request.
Fees and timeframe are agreed in writing before instruction, based on the questions asked, the size of the file and the examination required. Court instructions are invoiced under the German JVEG.
Frequently asked questions
Which languages are available?
Interviews are held directly in English, German and Romanian; other languages with a qualified interpreter.
Who can instruct you?
Courts, prosecutors, public authorities, lawyers, insurers and, in individual cases, private individuals.
How much does a report cost?
Fees and timeframe are agreed in writing before instruction, based on the questions asked, the size of the file and the examination required. Court instructions are invoiced under the German JVEG.
How are case files transferred securely?
Please do not send health data through the enquiry form. We agree a secure channel for file transfer (encrypted, by post or via a court-compatible electronic channel).
Other areas of expertise
- Forensic psychiatryCriminal responsibility · Risk · Secure care
- Guardianship & detentionGuardianship · Capacity · Involuntary admission
- Statement credibilityCredibility · Statement analysis · Method review
- Social medicineWork capacity · Earning capacity · Rehabilitation
- Psychosomatic medicineChronic pain · Somatic symptoms · Functioning
- Second opinion & reviewSecond opinion · Method review · Written statement
- MethodologyFile review · Interview · Reasoning
Medically and scientifically reviewed by Doctor-medic Otilia Gudana, MSc — Specialist in Psychosomatic Medicine and Psychotherapy (Bavarian State Chamber of Physicians), EMDR-certified clinician, published author with Springer Nature. Last review: 2026-07. Content follows current German S3 guidelines and is provided for information only; it does not replace an individual medical consultation. About the author.