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 decision making authority regarding naturalization
2017-01-12
AHQ on processing of asylum applications from nationals of Turkey
2017-01-12
AHQ on identification missions
2017-01-09
AHQ on the correlation between forced and voluntary return
2017-01-03
AHQ on classification of information related to making and examining an application for international protection
2016-12-28
AHQ on implementation of the AMIF
2016-12-28
AHQ on immigration quota systems and practices
2016-12-21
AHQ on means to incentivise (voluntary) returns of irregular staying third-country nationals
2016-12-14
AHQ on conditions to be granted a residence permit
2016-12-14
AHQ on the implementation and execution of EU Directives concerning public order or public security
2016-12-07
AHQ on European return and reintegration programmes for nationals of Western Balkan countries
2016-12-06
AHQ on minimum annual remuneration thresholds
2016-12-01
AHQ on safe countries of origin
2016-11-28
AHQ on entry permits in connection with long processing times for extensions of work permits
2016-11-21
AHQ on implementing Council Directive 2004/82/EC
2016-11-10
AHQ on list of sectors according to the Art. 2 of the Directive 2014/36/EC
2016-11-03
AHQ on forced-return monitoring system in compliance with Art.8, Par.6 of the Directive 2008/115/EC
2016-10-25
AHQ on verification of the reliability of potential students
2016-10-25
AHQ on statistics of minors held in facilities used for asylum or immigration detention on the 15th November 2016 and on the 1st December 2016
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