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.
Studies
EMN Report “Children in Migration 2021-2022: an Overview”
This report outlines the progress made by EMN Member and Observer Countries in implementing the EU Communication on the protection […]
Studies
EMN-Study “Displaced Persons from Ukraine – Summarizing Overview of Austrian Measures in the Period February 2022 to June 2023”
The new EMN study is now available for download.
EMN Austria at the 8th Conference on Migration Research in Austria
Organizer: Austrian Academy of Sciences, University of Innsbruck, EURAC Research, MCI Management Center and the German Council for Migration e.V..
19 September 2024, Austria
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EMN Austria National Conference “Unleashing the potential of Migration Partnerships: Towards a comprehensive approach”
Organizer: EMN Austria
18 November 2024, Flemmings Selection Hotel Wien-City, Vienna
In-person event in English
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EMN Italy National Conference: “Supporting legal migration for better integration and better development of relations with third countries. Experiences and best practices in dialogue”
Organizer: EMN Italy
30 October 2024, Rome, Italy from 9:15 AM to 2:00 PM (CEST) in person
8th Conference on Migration Research in Austria
Organizer: Austrian Academy of Sciences, University of Innsbruck, EURAC Research, MCI Management Center and the German Council for Migration e.V..
18-20 September 2024, Tyrol, Austria
You can register for the conference at the following link.
Wird meine ausländische Ausbildung in Österreich anerkannt?
Organizer: AST - Anlaufstelle für Personen mit im Ausland erworbenen Qualifikationen
27 February - 16 December 2024
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.