National Contact Point Austria
The European Migration Network (EMN) is an EU-wide network, consisting of National Contact Points and providing information on migration and asylum.
Annual Reports
Annual Policy Report 2022
The Annual Report 2022 on Migration and Asylum in Austria is now available for download. It provides an overview of migration and asylum-related developments and debates in Austria between January and December 2022.
Studies
EMN Study “Access to the Labour Market and Labour Market Integration of Asylum-seekers in Austria”
The new EMN study examines the requirements for the (self-)employment of asylum seekers, as well as laws, policies and measures that enable access to the labor market.
EMN Cyprus National Conference – Hate Speech in Public Discourse
Organizer: EMN Cyprus
26 October 2023, Larnaka
Save the Date – EMN Spanish Presidency Conference on legal migration
Organizer: EMN Spain
16-17 November 2023, Madrid
Podiumsdiskussion “Tabuthema irreguläre Migration: Antworten jenseits von Abschottung und Rückschiebung”
Organizer: Commission for Migration and Integration Research, Austrian Academy of Sciences and the Department for Migration and Globalisation, University for Continuing Education Krems
20 September 2023
Symposium “Migration and the world of work” 2023
Organizer: Migrare
26 of September 2023, 09:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Chamber of Labor Upper Austria, Volksgartenstraße 40, 4020 LinzPublic event: “Lange Tag der Flucht 2023”
Organizer: the UN High Commissioner for Refugees UNHCR
6 October 2023
The European Migration Network (EMN) is coordinated by the European Commission with National Contact Points established in each EU Member State (except Denmark) plus in EMN Observer Countries including Norway, Georgia, the Republic of Moldova, the Ukraine, Montenegro, Armenia, and Serbia. The National Contact Point Austria is financed by the European Commission and the Austrian Federal Ministry of the Interior.