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Magnus Brunner, Austrian Minister of the Interior, recently addressed the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) to discuss key issues related to migration and security. His speech touched upon the many challenges that Europe is currently grappling with in the area of migration, as well as the challenges that EU […]

As the winter season approaches in Belgium, there is a growing need for additional capacity to accommodate asylum seekers. In response, the Federal Reception Agency for Asylum Seekers ( Fedasil ) has launched a series of temporary centres. These are measures designed to improve accommodation conditions and ensure the safety of all those in need

In October 2024, the Belgian authorities decided to move the registration center for applications for international protection to Brussels. This initiative is driven by the need to improve the accessibility and efficiency of the registration process for applicants. The new center is located in a more convenient area, which makes it easier to access and

In Belgium, active discussions continue on changes to immigration policy that will be implemented in light of the 2024 election results. The new coalition governments at federal and regional level are seeking to develop initiatives aimed at improving the integration of migrants into Belgian society. The main policy directions include: Simplifying the issuance of temporary

Belgium recently introduced new changes to its work permit and immigration policies, effective 1 October 2024. The changes aim to simplify the process of employing foreign professionals and improve conditions for highly skilled workers. The minimum salary thresholds for the various permit categories, including the Blue Card and Single Permit, will now be based on