Study focuses on labour migrants as well as those arriving via family reunification, beneficiaries of international protection (BIP) and Beneficiaries of temporary protection (BoTP).
Report provides an overview of the causes of migrant skills mismatch, state policies for promoting sustainable labour market integration and preventing skills mismatch, as well as the main challenges and good practices in addressing the issue of migrant skills mismatch.
EMN study examines how labour migration is used to address current and future workforce shortages, covering key countries of origin and crucial labour sectors. The study highlights the challenges faced and the practices considered by countries with regard to labour migration.
In national report you can learn about the current situation, the meaning of the concept “sponsor” and “family member” in this context, requirements for exercising the right to family reunification, the process of application submission and examination, and access to rights following family reunification.
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.
Study main goal is to view policies and measures,
the best practices and challenges,
main results achieved and
the needs of the responsible authorities.
Study gives an overview of most significant changes in regulatory acts, challenges and examples of their solution, as well as good practices, by examining the legal, educational, employment, health and social welfare aspects
Illegal Employment of Third-Country Nationals: 2017-2022 Situation Analysis. National Contribution from Latvia
National report for the EMN study on the integration of applicants for international protection in the labour market deals with the legal framework, the existing procedure, the statistical data from 2017 to the first half of 2022.
A national report “Detention and Alternatives to detention in international protection and return procedures in Latvia” provides an insight into the legislation and practice of Latvia on the application of detention and alternatives to detention.
