The issue of family reunification for refugees in Tajikistan is not explicitly regulated by national legislation. However, Article No. 10 of the Constitution prioritizes international legal acts ratified by Tajikistan, meaning international documents may guide decisions in such matters. Family members seeking to join refugees in Tajikistan may encounter difficulties obtaining visas, especially from countries with strict visa requirements. The process involves complex procedures, and proof of refugee status and family connection is often needed.  Another issue in this matter is the absence of official travel documents for refugees issued by the authorized state bodies of Tajikistan. Currently, such documents have not been developed in the country, forcing refugees to use passports from their country of origin for travel. When leaving Tajikistan, they must also obtain exit visas.  An additional challenge arises when their national passports expire, as refugees are unable to renew them or obtain new ones. As a result, they find themselves in an even more difficult situation.

So, Tajikistan's commitments to international frameworks like UNHCR guidelines can influence policies around family reunification. However, there is no clear domestic policy outlining family reunification for all refugee cases. In practice, the process can be bureaucratic and challenging, with many relying on humanitarian organizations and the UNHCR for assistance.