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
Educational projects for immigrants
2015-01-30
Withdrawing temporary and permanent non-asylum residence permits because of issues of public order in other EU member states
2015-01-29
Access to the labour market for asylum seekers
2015-01-23
Variations in asylum applications figures following changes in asylum seekers’ access to the labour market
2015-01-23
Recovery of costs for overnight stays to airline companies
2015-01-22
Objections of unsuccessful grant applicants
2015-01-20
Detention and removal of minors
2015-01-19
Transposition of the Article 6, par. 5 of the recast Reception Conditions Directive
2015-01-16
Obtaining a new travel document for irregular thirdcountry national for return procedure
2015-01-16
Exemption of fees for Erasmus Mundus and AFS students (only to AT, BE, DE, FI, FR, LU, NL, SE)
2015-01-13
Asylum seekers integration to labour market
2015-01-08
Implementation of AMIF partnership principle
2015-01-08
Full and ex nunc examination by the court in accordance with article 46 (1) of the recast Asylum Procedures Directive
2015-01-05
Managing an increasing asylum influx
2015-01-05
Subsidiary protection
2014-12-19
Risk to national security in resettlement context
2014-12-15
National legal framework concerning the status of stowaways
2014-12-11
The application of article 1F of the Refugee convention in Syrian asylum cases
2014-11-28
Detention of asylum applicants at the border
2014-11-28
Application of article 1F of the Refugee convention in Syrian asylum cases
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