The paper examines the connection of migration, health, and access to healthcare during the covid-19 pandemic in Slovenia for people on the move, namely refugees, asylum seekers, and persons with permission to remain in the Republic of Slovenia. The paper is an analysis of the materials collected in 2021 in Ljubljana during the ethnographic study Covid-19: Vulnerability Assessment and Community Engagement, which was conduct-ed as a part of the Sonar-Global project. The paper demonstrates some factors that go beyond the formal access to healthcare and influence the health of people on the move.
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