The EMN Ad-hoc Query Mechanism helps to gather the most up-to-date information from EU Member States and Norway on migration and asylum issues. Each Member State can submit a specific query, which is then answered by the other countries. These queries and the responses from Member States are stored in the EMN database, which is accessible to all interested parties. The documents are sorted by specific areas: economic migration, EU law, return, residence and residence permits, etc. The database contains public responses to queries since 2014.
Ad-hoc Query
Summary
Date
AHQ on policies and practices for the support of return counsellors in their role to provide migrants with timely and reliable information on return.
2019-08-08
AHQ on interpretation of Article 3 from the Convention on the Rights of the Child in migration policy
2019-08-08
AHQ on access to housing for international protection holders
2019-08-08
AHQ on lines of intervention for the effective integration of persons entitled to international protection
2019-08-08
AHQ on use of national D-visas and fingerprinting
2019-08-08
NO EMN AHQ on forced marriage
2019-08-08
AHQ on crimes committed by International Protection holders in other EU countries
2019-08-08
AHQ legislation acts on Organizing and Facilitation of Unauthorised Crossing of State Border and Assisting in Unauthorised Stay in the Territory of the State
2019-08-08
AHQ on European travel document for return
2019-07-05
AHQ on identifying and counteracting gender-based violence against female asylum seekers
2019-07-05
AHQ on return of Cuban nationals
2019-07-05
AHQ on immigration for employment
2019-07-05
AHQ on legal representation for the government in court cases against rejected applications
2019-07-05
AHQ on use of D-visa in other Member States
2019-07-05
AHQ on information and requests to customers in residence permit matters
2019-05-03
AHQ on language and communication policy and measures in reception facilities for applicants for international protection
2019-04-25
AHQ on Venezuelans with expired passports
2019-04-19
AHQ on processing times first instance asylum cases
These cookies are essential to the functioning of the website and they cannot be disabled. They do not store any personally identifiable information and are deleted once you leave the website.
Performance Cookies
These cookies are used to measure the use of the website and traffic sources in order to gain information required to improve the functioning of the website. These cookies help us to determine which pages are the most popular and to learn about the users’ browsing habits. To this end we use the Google Analytics statistical engine. We do not disclose any information we have collected. All information gathered is completely anonymous and cannot identify you personally.
Marketing cookies
These third-party cookies are used to display ads personalized to your needs. We use cookies that help us to collect information on your web surfing behaviour and allow us to learn about your interests so that we could display only those ads that are relevant to you. Leave this box unchecked if you do not want us to show you any advertising.
-2288f5556ae2502c54396f38a9cd2d4a.png)