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Peaks and Troughs. Advisory report on a sustainable system for the reception of asylum seekers and the housing and integration of asylum residence permit holders

Summary of the advisory report on a sustainable system for the reception of asylum seekers and the housing and integration of asylum residence permit holders.

Profiling and selecting: an advisory report on the use of profiling in the implementation of immigration policy

In this report the Advisory Committee on Migration Affairs presents the results of the use of profiling by organisations in the immigration system. The Committee recommends to ensure there is an explicit statutory basis for the exchange and linkage of data files and the use of profiles.

Assessing credibility. An advisory report on the examination, integrated assessment and review of asylum seekers’ accounts in support of their applications

This advisory report investigates in how the assessment of the credibility of asylum seekers’ accounts could be improved in practice.

Sharing responsibility

A proposal for a European Asylum System based on solidarity. In this report, the advisory committee proposes a permanent mechanism enabling member states to share asylum responsibilities. The committee argues that to achieve a fair sharing of responsibilities, a distribution mechanism should not be the exception – as is the case in the EU’s current reallocation plans – but the standard situation

External Processing, Conditions applying to the processing of asylum applications outside the European Union

Full version External Processing Conditions applying to the processing of asylum applications outside the European Union In 2010 the Advisory Committee on Migration Affairs published an advisory report in which… read more →

‘The strategic country approach to migration: between ambition and reality’

On 25 June 2015 the advisory report ‘The strategic country approach to migration: between ambition and reality’ was presented to the Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation and the State Secretary of Security and Justice.