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Migrant integration

Population stocks, labour market outcomes and protection flows for migrants.

Studies in this domain6
Data sourceEurostat
52.2% of Adult Non-EU Citizens in the Netherlands Risk Poverty or Exclusion
Migrant integrationReference period 2025

52.2% of Adult Non-EU Citizens in the Netherlands Risk Poverty or Exclusion

45.3% of non-EU citizens aged 18 and over in the EU were at risk of poverty or social exclusion in 2025, against 18.2% of nationals.

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In Sweden, Non-EU Citizens Are Unemployed at 3.5 Times the Rate of Swedes
Migrant integrationReference period 2025

In Sweden, Non-EU Citizens Are Unemployed at 3.5 Times the Rate of Swedes

Non-EU citizens aged 20 to 64 faced 12.3% unemployment in the EU in 2025, against 5.2% for nationals.

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More EU Residence Permits Are Held for Family Reasons Than for Work
Migrant integrationReference period 31 December 2025

More EU Residence Permits Are Held for Family Reasons Than for Work

27,768,258 residence permits held by non-EU citizens were valid across the EU on 31 December 2025, a derived rise of 4.6% on the count a year earlier.

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Non-EU Immigrants Are Less Likely to Be in Work Than the Native-Born
Migrant integrationReference period 2025

Non-EU Immigrants Are Less Likely to Be in Work Than the Native-Born

68.6% of people aged 20 to 64 born outside the EU were in employment in 2025, against 77.2% of those born in the country where they live: a gap of 8.6 points, derived from the two published rates.

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Immigrants' Children in the EU Run Twice the Poverty Risk of Other Children
Migrant integrationMemberReference period 2025

Immigrants' Children in the EU Run Twice the Poverty Risk of Other Children

In 2025, 40.3% of children in the EU whose parents were born abroad were at risk of poverty or social exclusion, against 18.5% of children whose parents were born in the country where they live: more than twice the rate, a derived gap of 21.8 points.

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In Greece, 85.3% of Working Non-EU Citizens With a Degree Are Overqualified
Migrant integrationMemberReference period 2025

In Greece, 85.3% of Working Non-EU Citizens With a Degree Are Overqualified

41.4% of employed non-EU citizens with tertiary education in the EU worked in jobs below their qualification level in 2025, against 20.0% of nationals.

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