According to the national contribution to the EMN Annual Report on Migration and Asylum 2019:

In these judgments (no. 230.067 and no. 230.068) the Council states that the principle of "family unity" does not give rise to a right to international protection. The principle of maintaining family unity of persons enjoying international protection is enshrined in Article 23 of the Qualification Directive 2011/95/EU. This Article requires Member States to organize their national law in such a way that certain members of the family of a person enjoying international protection, who themselves are not eligible for such protection, could be entitled to the issue of a residence permit, access to employment or training (in line with ECJ, 4 October 2018, NRK Ahmedbekova and REO Ahmedbekok, no. C-652/16, point 68). However, neither Article 23 of the Qualification Directive 2011/95/EU, nor any internal or international legal standard, requires that the family members of a person enjoying international protection should be granted the same status as the latter.