EMN Luxembourg – European Migration Network National Contact Point Luxembourg

EMN Bulletin (May 2020), Special COVID-19 Annex

The EMN Bulletin provides policymakers and other practitioners with updates on recent migration and international protection policy developments at EU and national level. The 30th Edition provides information from January to March 2020, including the (latest) relevant published statistics. Also available special Annex to the 30th EMN Bulletin EU Member States & Norway: responses to…

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2020 IMISCOE annual conference online – July 1 and 2, 2020

IMISCOE, in cooperation with the Open University and the UL, will host its first online conference. This conference will take place on July 1 and 2, 2020 and will give you the opportunity to meet virtually to learn about the latest migration research. The online conference programme will feature the papers, panels and workshops that were already accepted for presentation. All…

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Annual IMISCOE-Conference in Luxembourg. NEW DATES

The initial postponement of this year’s IMISCOE-Conference due to the COVID-19-Crisis was a heavy blow, but absolutely necessary for everyone’s health and safety. However, it has been possible to postpone the IMISCOE Conference in Luxembourg to next year. The 18th IMISCOE-conference will take place in Luxembourg from July 7 to July 9, 2021. The conference theme ‘Crossing borders, connecting…

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Weekly Brief (18 mai 2020)

Vous trouverez dans le document ci-joint les plus récentes actualités liées aux migrations, l’asile et l’intégration. Bonne lecture!

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How do EU member states treat cases of missing unaccompanied minors?

The phenomenon of migrant children going missing has recently received increased attention from the media in several Member States and the European Parliament. The debate focusses on unaccompanied minors who go missing. There is concern that the disappearance of unaccompanied minors is not addressed yet in an effective manner, as reflected in several recent publications…

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EMN Inform Package on Return Counselling

Counselling is a crucial service to ensure that migrants obtain correct information and support to return and reintegrate in their country of origin, as well as about their legal possibilities to remain in Europe. The European Migration Network inform package offers an overview of the policies and practices regarding the counselling on return and reintegration…

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Statelessness in the European Union

This EMN Inform provides the latest information on the state of play of EU Member States and Norway regarding the 1954 and 1961 Conventions on Statelessness, the processes in place to determine whether a person is ‘stateless’, and if this is the case, what this means for the individual in terms of authorised stay, access…

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L’accès à la nationalité luxembourgeoise pour ressortissants de pays tiers

La note de synthèse présente les principaux résultats de l’étude réalisée en 2019 par le Point de contact luxembourgeois du Réseau Européen des Migrations (EMN Luxembourg) intitulée «Pathways to citizenship for third-country nationals in Luxembourg» qui a été publiée en décembre 2019.

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Pathways to citizenship for third-country nationals in Luxembourg

The main objective of this study of the European Migration Network is to provide objective and reliable information about the pathways to citizenship for third-country nationals in Luxembourg, with a particular focus on the ordinary naturalisation procedure. The laws and regulations regarding the acquisition of nationality in Luxembourg underwent a complete overhaul in 2017, with…

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Synthesis Report: Migratory Pathways for Start-ups and Innovative Entrepreneurs in the European Union

Over half of the EU Member States consider that attracting and retaining innovative entrepreneurs and start-ups from countries outside the EU will promote a vibrant entrepreneurial culture. What are the main pull factors and requirements for foreign start-up founders and employees? The study from the European Migration Network reveals good practices and challenges from 25 EU Member…

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