About EMN

The European Migration Network (EMN) established by Council Decision 2008/381/EC of 14 May 2008, is an EU co-funded network whose purpose is to provide objective, comparable policy-relevant information and knowledge on emerging issues relating to asylum and migration in Europe.

The EMN consists of National Contact Points (NCPs) in the EMN Member (EU Member States except Denmark, which only participates in the work of the EMN Return Expert Working Group ) and Observer Countries, namely Norway, Georgia, the Republic of Moldova, Ukraine, Montenegro, Armenia, Serbia, North Macedonia and Albania, the European Commission and the EMN Service Provider (ICF).

It responds to information needs through its annual Asylum and Migration Overview (AMO) and studies, Ad-Hoc Queries, informs, and the Newsletter “EMNews”.

EMN normally does not engage in primary research; instead its key strength is to collect, document and make available, in an accessible and comparative manner, statistics and other information held or collected at national and EU level. It further analyses and synthesises this information to improve its comparability and harmonisation at EU level. In this way, the EMN makes a valuable contribution to evidence-based policymaking.

Please also consider visiting EMN central website hosted by the DG Migration and Home Affairs.

EMN Member Countries

The movie below, produced by the BE EMN NCP, provides a succinct introduction to the work and functioning of the European Migration Network.

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