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Migrant integration hub

  • 10 July 2025

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.

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News on migrant integration

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Italy's Ministry of Labour and Social Policies published a report revealing that 18,625 unaccompanied minors from outside Europe were registered in 2024. Other reports cover the overall landscape of migrant integration in the country, from reception to schooling and labour market integration.

  • 5 min read
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Portugal’s revised Foreigners’ Law introduces several changes to migration rules, such as family reunification and job-seeker visas, as several official reports, including AIMA's annual report, reveal data on the country's foreign population and highlight aspects relevant to integration. 

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Successful projects on integration

DASPA Belgium's educational programme for newly arrived students-2

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 ...

Lithuania PITCH project

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.