New EMN inform explores access to remedies for international protection applicants
The inform delivers a comprehensive comparative analysis, reflecting on procedural safeguards, key challenges, and good practices observed across the EU.
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EMN Impactful Document 2019 -2023 and EMN highlights of 2024
The documents are dedicated to celebrating the EMN and aims to summarise its growth and impact over the past five years. This publication provides an overview of the EMN’s most impactful contributions at the national and EU level from 2019-2024.
Report on Migration and Asylum in Latvia 2023
The report on the migration and asylum in Latvia in 2023 provides information on the most important changes and observations in legal migration, international protection and asylum, temporary protection, as well as other areas of migration.
Designing migration strategies: Insights from the new EMN-OECD joint inform
Joint inform focusing on the development and implementation of migration strategies by governments in EMN Member and Observer Countries, and non-EU OECD countries, highlighting common challenges and good practices.
Developing migration and asylum policies in Europe: studies and informs of the European Migration Network in 2025
In 2025, the European Migration Network Latvia is participating in the development of a number of studies and informs highlighting the latest trends, challenges and possible solutions in migration management.
New EMN study provides deeper insights into the issue of illegal employment
EMN study highlights the issue of illegal employment among third-country nationals (TCNs) in EMN Member Countries from 2017 to 2022.
New and innovative ways to attract foreign talent in the EU
The EMN inform focuses specifically on two groups of “foreign talent” – third-country nationals (TCN) with higher professional qualifications or skills and individuals of all skill levels working in high value-added economic sectors.
EMNews October – December 2024
EMNews is a quarterly newsletter providing updates on developments at EU and national level relating to migration and asylum.
New EMN inform explores the processing of biometric data of third-country nationals in accordance with national and European law
Inform explores national legislation and practices in the collection and processing of biometric data of third-country nationals in 24 EMN Member Countries and three EMN Observer Countries, in accordance with the requirements of national and European law.
EMN Latvia has prepared a report for the EMN study on labour migration during labour shortages.
The main objective of the Latvian report is to provide information for the EMN study on the role of labour migration regulation and practice in addressing the current and future labour shortages in Latvia.