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
Protection of victims of human trafficking
2016-05-04
Exclusion from the refugee status
2016-05-03
Misuse of family reunification legal provisions
2016-05-02
National asylum policies regarding LGBT asylum seekers
2016-05-02
Asylum seekers from Libya
2016-04-26
Article 14 of the Qualification Directive (2011/95/EU)
2016-04-21
Addressing and preventing the use of social media in migrant smuggling – exploring cooperation frameworks with social media and other relevant online service providers
2016-04-18
Maximum time limit for applications for family reunification of third-country nationals
2016-04-14
Iraqi Kurdish population in Europe
2016-04-12
Use of biometrics to reveal false identity
2016-04-12
Form of format of residence permits for beneficiaries of Directive 2004/38/EC
2016-04-08
Asylum seekers from Yemen
2016-04-06
Resettlement Costs
2016-04-05
Asylum seekers withdrawing their application for international protection
2016-04-01
Motivation of return decisions and entry bans
2016-03-31
Recent practice regarding asylum seekers from Burundi
2016-03-30
Resettlement Programmes
2016-03-21
Member States’ Experiences with the use of the Visa Information System (VIS) for Return Purposes
2016-03-18
Pre-removal centres or facilities for TCNs in the process of return in the member states
2016-03-16
Ethical rules of presenting information on the topics of migration and integration
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