Overview providing a comprehensive overview of the main legal, policy and operational developments in asylum and migration across EMN Member and Observer Countries, including relevant statistics, from January to December 2025.
The Report provides an overview of the most significant changes in legislation and observations regarding legal migration, international protection and asylum, temporary protection, as well as other areas of migration
The Overview highlights key legal, policy and operational changes across a range of asylum and migration themes during the year 2024, as well as statistical trends in 2024 and comparisons with previous years.
The report on the migration and asylum in Latvia in 2024 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.
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.
The first EMN Observer Country Statistical Annex, complementing the Annual Report on Migration 2023 – a milestone for the EMN, with statistics received from Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine, Montenegro, Armenia and Serbia.
EMN Country Factsheets provide a snapshot of the key developments in asylum and migration throughout the 2023 in Latvia.
The European Migration Network has released its Annual Report on Migration and Asylum for 2023, published alongside a Statistical Annex developed by Eurostat.
In the Report on the Migration and Asylum in Latvia 2023, it is possible to get acquainted with the most important changes and observations in legal migration, international protection and asylum, temporary protection, as well as other areas of migration.
The European Migration Network (EMN) Annual Report on Migration and Asylum 2022 provides a comprehensive overview of developments across a wide range of migration and asylum topics in the EU Member States, Norway, Georgia, Republic of Moldova and Armenia in 2022.
