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The EMN conducts various types of studies on the migration and asylum policies of EU Member States and EMN Observer Countries. Research topics are jointly determined by the Member States and the European Commission. The study reports provide a comparative analysis of policies across the participating countries. EMN Netherlands' benchmarks and two-pagers compare the Dutch study findings with those of other European countries.

  • EMN studies provide a comparative analysis of topics of immediate interest to policymakers and other stakeholders related to migration and asylum in the EU. Each year, the EMN publishes three to four studies.
  • EMN informs are studies conducted over a shorter timeframe. It may consist of a study initiated by a Member State or a summary of several information requests (ad-hoc queries).
  • Information requests (ad-hoc queries) are an EMN tool for collecting information on migration and asylum policies in EU Member States and EMN Observer Countries. The European Commission or a Member State may initiate a query, with a maximum of 120 per year. Below you can find the queries initiated by the Netherlands. For all queries and the responses submitted by participating countries, please visit the European EMN website: EMN ad-hoc queries

Please note: the publications on this page are from July 2024 onwards. For earlier publications, please visit the Dutch-language page Onderzoeken. All EMN publications on that page are available in English.

EMN inform: ‘Early integration of applicants for international protection’


EMN study on early integration policies for applicants for international protection in EU Member States and EMN Observer Countries.

EMN study: ‘Fostering sustainable labour market integration: skills matching policies and instruments’


EMN study on policies in EU Member States to foster the sustainable labour market integration of third-country nationals by making better use of their skills and qualifications.

EMN inform: ‘Statelessness in the European Union, Norway, Georgia, and Serbia’


How do EU Member States and EMN Observer Countries address statelessness? What policies do countries have in place to reduce and prevent statelessness? This EMN study maps the policies and practices and forms part of the EMN Platform on Statelessness’ recurring publication series.

EMN inform: ‘Alternatives to providing housing in kind for applicants for international protection’


EMN research into alternatives to physical reception accommodation for applicants for international protection in EU Member States and EMN Observer Countries.

EMN inform: ‘Bridging the digital divide - Adapting digital services in legal migration procedures for accessibility and inclusion’


EMN research on the inclusion of digitally vulnerable applicants and the accessibility of regular migration procedures in EU Member States and EMN Observer Countries.

Information request: ‘Incentives aiming at participation in integration activities’


Ad-hoc query on promoting participation of beneficiaries of international protection in integration programmes in EU Member States.*

Information request: ‘Implementation of the waiting period for access to the labour market under article 17 of the recast reception conditions directive’


Ad-hoc query on the intended waiting period, after the introduction of the European Migration Pact on 12 June 2026, for asylum seekers to be allowed to work in the different EU Member States.*

Ad-hoc query: ‘Separated migrant children’


Ad-hoc query* on separated migrant children.