The European Migration Network

The European Migration Network (EMN) is a European network which provides the European Union and its Member States with objective, reliable, up-to-date information on migration and asylum.

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Updated EMN Glossary app and website now available

The EMN launches the updated EMN Glossary, accessible through a redesigned app and website. With over 540 migration and asylum terms in 27 languages, the EMN Glossary supports policy-making and cross-border understanding.

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EMN overview

About the EMN

EMN Publications

The EMN Glossary

Events

European Migration Network

EMN Work Programmes

EU Immigration Portal

Information Leaflet on the European Migration Network

Learning tool Destination Europe

Further publications

The international dimension of the EU policy to prevent and combat trafficking in human beings and protect the victims of this crime

This template describes policies and measures that Germany is taking to prevent and combat human trafficking and to protect victims of human trafficking at the international level and for third-country nationals residing in Germany.

EMN Inform: Governing the accommodation of international protection applicants

Providing accommodation for international protection applicants is a major challenge for many countries. This inform provides insight into the governance models regarding the accommodation of applicants for international protection in the EMN Member and Observer Countries.

The Application of the Temporary Protection Directive to Refugees from Ukraine in Germany

This national study investigates best practices and challenges in the application of the EU Temporary Protection Directive for refugees from Ukraine in Germany.

EMN Inform: Resettlement, Humanitarian Admission and Sponsorship Schemes

This inform provides up-to-date and comparative data on resettlement, humanitarian admission and sponsorship schemes. The majority of EMN Member Countries have implemented resettlement programmes between 2016 and 2022, although experiences vary greatly. While some countries have well-established national programmes, most EMN Member Countries have limited experience.Most EMN Member Countries operate national resettlement programmes, which set quotas at a national level for the number of refugees they will receive on an annual or multi-annual basis.

Integration of Migrant Women in Germany: Policies and Measures

The EMN Germany Paper focuses on the integration of migrant women in Germany. It provides an overview of the state of integration of migrant women, the associated challenges and the political approaches to integration in Germany.

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