The EMN produces several studies on an annual basis which address specific themes of relevance to policy developments. EMN Studies are based on National Reports developed by the EMN national contact points which are produced using common specifications. EMN Studies are drafted by the EMN Service Provider and highlights the main findings within an EU perspective.
Each EMN Study is accompanied by an EMN Inform, different from the EMN Studies these publications are specifically aimed to provide key findings and short messages.
Although skills mismatches in Luxembourg are widely recognised as affecting the whole population, many stakeholders stress that the problem is more severe for migrants from
This study of European Migration Network (EMN) was prepared on the basis of national contributions from 25 EMN Member Countries. The study was complemented by a
This study of European Migration Network (EMN) outlines efforts by 25 EMN Member and Observer Countries to combat trafficking in human beings. It delves into
A precise and detailed legal framework regulating family reunification in Luxembourg was established in 2008, with entering into force of the amended law of 29
This study of European Migration Network (EMN) highlights the issue of illegal employment among third-country nationals (TCNs) in EMN Member Countries from 2017 to 2022.
This EMN Luxembourg study examines the general approach of the Luxembourg Government towards maintaining its attractiveness for foreign talent, and especially to tackle labour shortages
Although skills mismatches in Luxembourg are widely recognised as affecting the whole population, many stakeholders stress that the problem is more severe for migrants from
This study of European Migration Network (EMN) was prepared on the basis of national contributions from 25 EMN Member Countries. The study was complemented by a
This study of European Migration Network (EMN) outlines efforts by 25 EMN Member and Observer Countries to combat trafficking in human beings. It delves into
A precise and detailed legal framework regulating family reunification in Luxembourg was established in 2008, with entering into force of the amended law of 29
This study of European Migration Network (EMN) highlights the issue of illegal employment among third-country nationals (TCNs) in EMN Member Countries from 2017 to 2022.
This EMN Luxembourg study examines the general approach of the Luxembourg Government towards maintaining its attractiveness for foreign talent, and especially to tackle labour shortages