The EMN Bulletin provides policymakers and other practitioners with updates on recent migration and international protection policy developments at EU and national levels. This 25nd Edition provides information from October 2018 to December 2018, including the (latest) relevant published statistics.
MoreThe overall aim of this study “Attracting and retaining international students in the Latvia” is to explore what national practices are in place in Member States to attract and retain third-country national students. The Study will only focus on legal migrants issued with a residence permit or long-stay visa for the reason of studies, and will thus not include beneficiaries of international protection.
MoreThe aim of the study is to give an overview of the Latvian experience in association with the visa-free regime. The study includes challenges, best practice examples and positive experience, as well as provides information of the latest trends in the respective field of migration policy. The study covers Western Balkans and Eastern Partnership countries which have successfully concluded visa liberalization dialogues with the respective action plans.
MoreThis EMN Inform presents an overview of five social benefits and arrangements for rights granted by Member States and Norway to beneficiaries of international protection: (1) education, (2) healthcare, (3) financial allowances, (4) housing and (5) family reunification.
MoreWe are pleased to inform that several new publications are now available online. Please find the relevant hyperlinks below to view the publications. 2017 EMN Country Factsheet: LATVIA 2017 Annual Report on Migration and Asylum: Synthesis Report 2017 Annual Report on Migration and Asylum: Statistical Annex
MoreThe new EMN study on ‘Changing Influx of Asylum Seekers 2014-2016’ explains how 24 EU Member States and Norway responded to the migration crisis in their country by providing an overview of the changes to national strategies, approaches and measures in response to these unprecedented migratory movements.
MoreThe aim of this EMN study was to explore the situation of unaccompanied minors (UAMs) who have been granted a residence permit or issued a return decision, and the approaches established by (Member) States to their integration or return during the period 2014-2017. Based on national contributions from 25 Member States plus Norway, the study also examines how the various States deals with UAMs who cannot be returned immediately, or who turned to 18 years and the cases of UAMs’ disappearances. Finally, the study presents comparable data on the scale of unaccompanied minors in the (Member) States at present, as well as over time (2014-2017), supplementing it with national statistics where available.
MoreThe overall aim of the study is to inform the target audience on the application of integration measures for third-country nationals across Member States, excluding measures that are only designed for beneficiaries of international protection, asylum seekers and students/graduates. The focus is on labour market integration measures, identifying existing policies and examples of good or promising practices from public and private sectors.
MoreThe EMN Glossary has been updated to reflect the most up-to-date developments in the field of asylum and migration and now contains over 450 terms.
MoreTo mark the 10 year anniversary of the EMN, the Anniversary Report takes stock of and presents key trends in asylum and migration flows and policy developments over the past 10 years.
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