INTRO TO MIPEX
The ‘Integration Policies: Who Benefits?’ project aims to show how countries are promoting integration. This is achieved through the Migrant Integration Policy Index, which gives you an overview of migrants’ opportunities to participate in society.
2025 Update
This report presents the findings of the latest update, MIPEX 2025, covering all 27 EU Member States for the period 2020 to 2023/2024. Data for EU countries was collected between 2023 and 2024, ensuring a timely and accurate reflection of recent policy developments. Updates for several non-EU countries are currently in progress and will be published in due course. This report presents key findings and the analysis of results in the eight policy areas.
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Access to Nationality (2025)
How easily can immigrants become citizens? -
Anti-discrimination (2025)
Is everyone effectively protected from racial/ethnic, religious, and nationality discrimination in all areas of life? -
Education (2025)
Are education systems responsive to the needs of immigrant children? -
Family Reunion (2025)
Family reunification policies determine if and when separated families can reunite and settle in their new home. -
Health (2025)
Is the health system responsive to immigrants' needs? -
Labour Market Mobility (2025)
Do immigrants have equal rights and opportunities to access jobs and improve their skills? -
Permanent Residence (2025)
How easily can immigrants become permanent residents? -
Political Participation (2025)
Are immigrants granted the right and opportunity to participate in political life?
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