The migrant integration hub is the EU’s main source of information on the inclusion of migrants. It brings together in one place information about EU initiatives supporting integration, as well as news, facts and stories of successful projects from all the 27 EU countries.
The migrant integration hub replaces the European website on integration, whose archived content can be consulted here.
News on migrant integration
Portugal’s Council of Ministers published Resolution No. 53-A/2026 in the Diário da República, extending the validity of Temporary Protection Titles for displaced persons from Ukraine until 4 March 2027.
According to statistics published by the Ministry of the Interior’s Statistical Studies and Documentation Department (DSED), in France overcrowded housing affects about 7% of households overall and disproportionately impacts migrants, many of whom are non-EU nationals.
The topic of migrant labour market integration has recently increased in Romanian public discourse. This is due to the upcoming pieces of policy legislation, against the backdrop of implementation of the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum:.
Successful projects on integration
Integreat is a free digital platform providing multilingual local information for newcomers to Germany. Municipalities manage and update content, which can be accessed via an app or website. The platform enhances participation and reduces the burden on advisory structures.
Education is a fundamental tool for integrating newcomers into society. In Belgium, a decree issued in 2019 aims to promote the integration of newly arrived students into French-speaking schools by ensuring the provision of tailored educational support that emphasises language mastery and ...
PITCH was a 3-year EU-funded project designed to develop and implement local integration strategies for migrant women. It created a model for gender-sensitive integration strategies based on personalised, participatory, local and multistakeholder approaches.
Working side by side in LithuaniaIn Vilnius, Hanan from Syria and Nijolė from Lithuania work side by side with skill and dedication, making quality handmade clothes. Watch the full story in English or Lithuanian.
