Seeking asylum in the EU

In our second episode in our series about migration, we focus on asylum seeking once in the EU. In 2022 the EU received almost 1 million asylum applications, which approaches the numbers seen during the 2015-2016 peak. And this comes in addition to the 4.8 million Ukrainians who received temporary protection in EU countries and who therefore did not need to apply for asylum.
In this video we look into where people looking for protection apply for asylum, how the EU countries share the current issue of overburdened frontline countries, how the Dublin system is working, and how Ukrainian refugees differ from other asylum seekers.
📺 Watch the first episode of the series: 'Irregular migration to the EU': • Irregular migration to...
📖 Dig deeper into the migration to the EU in our publications:
• EU pact on migration and asylum: State of play: www.europarl.europa.eu/thinkt...
• Solidarity in EU asylum policy: www.europarl.europa.eu/thinkt...
• One year of temporary protection for people displaced from Ukraine: www.europarl.europa.eu/thinkt...
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CONTENT:
00:00:00 Seeking asylum in the EU
00:00:30 Statistics on asylum-seekers in the EU
00:01:30 Current rules on asylum
00:02:12 Asylum seeking in practice
00:03:09 Secondary movements
00:03:56 Solidarity in the EU asylum law
00:05:24 Ukrainian refugees
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