POLICIES
In some countries immigrants have a legal right to family reunion that is slightly favorable for them and their families’ integration. Countries with restrictive definitions of the family tend to also impose burdensome conditions on the sponsor.
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Access to Nationality
How easily can immigrants become citizens? -
Anti-discrimination
Is everyone effectively protected from racial/ethnic, religious, and nationality discrimination in all areas of life? -
Education
Are education systems responsive to the needs of immigrant children? -
Family Reunion
How easily can immigrants reunite with family? -
Health
Is the health system responsive to immigrants' needs? -
Labour Market Mobility
Do immigrants have equal rights and opportunities to access jobs and improve their skills? -
Permanent Residence
How easily can immigrants become permanent residents? -
Political Participation
Are immigrants granted the right and opportunity to participate in political life?
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Oct 12, 2021At the Fundamental Rights Forum in Vienna today, Dr. Giacomo Solano (Head of Research at Migration Policy Group) and Dr.
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Sep 27, 2021For those who are new to MIPEX, it might be helpful to view a quick 'explainer video'. In this video, you will find out the answers to basic questions, such as:
- what is MIPEX?
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Sep 22, 2021This month the Swiss government has published a report about the topic of racist discrimination in Switzerland.
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Sep 21, 2021
Over the past few years, MIPEX has become a tool increasingly utilised by national governments looking to evaluate their migration integration policies.