Under the Common European Asylum System (CEAS), persons, regardless of the Member State in which their application for international protection is made, should be offered an equivalent level of treatment as regards reception conditions. The Reception Conditions Directive1 has laid down minimum standards for the reception of applicants and the Recast Reception Conditions Directive2 (hereafter … Continued
Cette note de synthèse présente les résultats les plus importants de l’étude « Attirer les ressortissants des pays tiers hautement qualifiés et qualifies à Luxembourg», réalisée par le Point de Contact National du Réseau Européen des Migrations au Luxembourg.
La présente note de synthèse donne un bref aperçu des principaux résultats de l’étude réalisée en 2013 par le Point de contact au Luxembourg du European Migration Network sur « L’organisation des structures d’accueil pour les demandeurs d’asile ».
Cette note de synthèse présente les résultats les plus importants de l’étude réalisée par le Point de Contact au Luxembourg du European Migration Network sur les « Profils individuels et trajectoires migratoires des travailleurs frontaliers ressortissants de pays tiers ».
This EMN Inform summarises the findings from the EMN Study The Organisation of Reception Facilities for Asylum Seekers in different Member States , published in 2014. The Study was based on contributions from EMN National Contact Points in 23 Member States and Norway, collected via a common template to ensure comparability. The key findings are … Continued
This EMN Inform provides an overview of current aspects of return principally in EU Schengen Member States and Norway including statistics (see Section 10). Whilst the United Kingdom and Ireland are not Schengen Member States, where relevant, information has been included from these countries in order to provide a more comprehensive overview of the EU … Continued
This EMN Inform provides information on the regulatory frameworks used at the national level to manage the migration of third-country nationals to the EU. It is based on information collected from 21, Member States plus Norway and draws additionally on relevant reports and studies developed by the EMN.
This EMN Inform provides information on the use of quotas2 by Member States as one of a possible range of measures to manage labour migration from third countries, as well as secondary movements of third country nationals, exercising mobility for the purpose of employment within the EU.
This EMN Inform is based on the findings of the EMN Focussed Study 20131 on Attracting Highly Qualified and Qualified Third-Country nationals, informed by National Reports from 23 Member States.
The Report is divided into six sections. Following this introductory Section 1, Section 2 presents an overview of EU policy and acquis and provides statistical data on attracting (highly) qualified third-country nationals. Section 3 then examines the national policies implemented by Member States to attract (highly) qualified third-country nationals. Section 4 evaluates the effectiveness of … Continued