EU Agency for Asylum - EUAA

EU Agency for Asylum - EUAA The European Union Agency for Asylum (EUAA) is an EU Agency that supports EU+ countries in implementing the rules of the Common European Asylum System.

EUAA is an agency of the European Union that plays a key role in the concrete development of the Common European Asylum System. It was established with the aim of enhancing practical cooperation on asylum matters and helping Member States fulfil their European and international obligations to give protection to people in need. EUAA acts as a centre of expertise on asylum. It also provides support to Member States whose asylum and reception systems are under particular pressure.

The EUAA has published a new situational update on victims of trafficking in human beings in asylum and reception, exami...
31/07/2026

The EUAA has published a new situational update on victims of trafficking in human beings in asylum and reception, examining recent policy and legislative developments across EU+ countries.

The update highlights that:
🔷 Human trafficking continues to evolve, with changing migration patterns, increased use of new technologies, including AI, and the digital recruitment of victims, creating additional challenges for authorities.
🔷 Children remain particularly vulnerable to trafficking and exploitation, stressing the need for timely identification and referral for their protection and to access support.

The EUAA supports EU+ countries in identifying and referring presumed victims of human trafficking to specialised care and support services. The Agency aims to build capacity and strengthen practical cooperation and information-sharing among EU+ countries and relevant experts.

The update presents key trends and the latest developments and practices to help strengthen responses to trafficking in human beings within asylum and reception systems.

💻 Find out more: https://www.euaa.europa.eu/publications/victims-trafficking-human-beings-asylum-and-reception

30/07/2026

The EUAA supports EU Member States in identifying and assisting victims of trafficking throughout the asylum procedure. On , we reaffirm our commitment to preventing human trafficking, raising awareness, strengthening protection, and supporting victims.

People seeking international protection are more vulnerable to trafficking. Through operational support, practical guidance, and cooperation with Member States, the EUAA works to prevent human trafficking and support victims.

Learn more in our Situational Update on developments related to Victims of Human Trafficking in Asylum and Reception: https://www.euaa.europa.eu/publications/victims-trafficking-human-beings-asylum-and-reception

29/07/2026

The 2nd EUAA State of Asylum Conference will bring together policymakers, practitioners, academics and civil society to assess the first 100 days of implementing the Pact on Migration and Asylum.

Discussions will focus on its initial impact, ongoing challenges, and next steps for strengthening the Common European Asylum System, including the role of technology in improving asylum and reception systems.

📅 28 September
👉Register now: https://live.letsgetdigital.com/5269-sac/registration/2/811c58bb79f5b2dcf046119fa082a849/form

As part of our support to Italy, EUAA’s Pozzallo Modica Reception Centre makes use of the EUAA Referral Tool to help ens...
28/07/2026

As part of our support to Italy, EUAA’s Pozzallo Modica Reception Centre makes use of the EUAA Referral Tool to help ensure that applicants with special needs are referred to the appropriate support services.

If special needs are identified during the asylum or reception process, EUAA team explains the purpose of the referral, gathers the necessary information with the applicant's informed consent, and, where appropriate, facilitates referrals to relevant service providers. The tool also supports the preliminary assessment of the urgency of each case, helping to ensure that applicants receive timely assistance.

The EUAA Referral Tool is part of the Agency's Vulnerability Toolkit, alongside the Identification of Persons with Special Needs (IPSN) and the Special Needs and Vulnerability Assessment (SNVA) tools. Together, these tools support the early identification, assessment and referral of applicants with special needs, while facilitating a coordinated approach between the authorities and service providers.

📊 EUAA's latest show that asylum applications in the EU+ continued to decline in May 2026, reaching their lowest month...
27/07/2026

📊 EUAA's latest show that asylum applications in the EU+ continued to decline in May 2026, reaching their lowest monthly level in almost four years. Afghans filed the most applications (5,600), followed by Venezuelans (4,600), with 92% of the latter submitted in Spain.

Explore the latest trends: https://www.euaa.europa.eu/latest-asylum-trends-monthly-overview

As part of their support to Italy, EUAA personnel in Lampedusa inform newly arrived applicants about their rights, oblig...
24/07/2026

As part of their support to Italy, EUAA personnel in Lampedusa inform newly arrived applicants about their rights, obligations and the asylum procedure.

Yesterday, EUAA teams delivered information sessions to ensure that all applicants understood the steps ahead. Working alongside cultural mediators, EUAA personnel ensured that information was provided in a language each applicant could understand, facilitating clear communication throughout the screening process.

Applicants were guided through the asylum procedure, informed about the documentation required for their application, and advised on the next steps. Following health checks carried out by the Italian Red Cross, EUAA personnel supported the screening process and conducted preliminary vulnerability checks to identify applicants with specific needs and refer them to the appropriate support mechanisms.

The EUAA has published four new Medical Country of Origin Information (MedCOI) topical reports on Georgia, examining acc...
23/07/2026

The EUAA has published four new Medical Country of Origin Information (MedCOI) topical reports on Georgia, examining access to paediatric care, hepatitis treatment, diabetes mellitus care, and gastroenterological services across the country.

The reports highlight that:
🔷 Access to specialised care remains uneven, with services largely concentrated in hospitals in major urban centres and limited availability in rural areas.
🔷 Most specialised healthcare is provided by private institutions, with significant regional disparities in the availability of medical services.
🔷 Shortages of healthcare professionals, particularly nurses and medical specialists, continue to affect access to care, while expertise is heavily concentrated in Tbilisi.
🔷 Although public health coverage has expanded, patients with chronic or complex conditions often face significant out-of-pocket costs for long-term treatment and advanced therapies.

The reports provide EU+ asylum authorities with up-to-date information on healthcare provision in Georgia, supporting the assessment of asylum applications lodged by Georgian nationals.

💻 Find out more at: https://www.euaa.europa.eu/news-events/georgia-euaa-reports-paediatrics-hepatitis-diabetes-and-gastrointestinal-diseases-show-regional-disparities-availability-care

Yesterday, EUAA Personnel at the Pozzallo Modica Reception Centre informed recently arrived asylum applicants about thei...
22/07/2026

Yesterday, EUAA Personnel at the Pozzallo Modica Reception Centre informed recently arrived asylum applicants about their rights under the accelerated asylum procedures, supporting the implementation of the Pact on Migration and Asylum.

Working alongside interpreters, the teams ensured that applicants received information in a language they could understand, helping to facilitate clear communication throughout the information sessions.

Applicants were guided through the asylum procedure, informed about the documents required for their application, and advised on the next steps. Where additional documentation is considered necessary, EUAA Personnel explained the process for obtaining it, ensuring applicants understand the requirements of the procedure.

Ready for your next challenge? Join the EUAA's Centre for Operational Support. This summer, the EUAA will launch a ser...
21/07/2026

Ready for your next challenge? Join the EUAA's Centre for Operational Support.

This summer, the EUAA will launch a series of exciting leadership and senior professional opportunities within the Centre for Operational Support in Malta.

We will soon be advertising the following positions:
🔷 Head of Capabilities Unit
🔷 Head of Horizontal Support Unit
🔷 Deputy Head of Operational and Technical Unit
🔷 Head of Business Support Sector
🔷 Senior Operations Officer

These are outstanding opportunities for experienced professionals who are ready to:
🔷 Lead high-performing, international teams
🔷 Shape strategic priorities and operational delivery
🔷 Drive innovation, efficiency, and organisational excellence
🔷 Collaborate with experts and stakeholders from across Europe
🔷 Contribute to the EUAA's mission through impactful operational support

Whether you are an established leader looking for your next challenge or a senior professional ready to take the next step in your career, these roles offer the opportunity to make a meaningful contribution in a dynamic and motivational environment.

What makes these opportunities special?
🔷 Meaningful and impactful work
🔷 Leadership and career development opportunities
🔷 An international working environment
🔷 Collaboration with talented professionals from across Europe
🔷The chance to help shape the future of operational support within EUAA

The notices will be published soon. Keep an eye on our page and be among the first to apply: https://www.euaa.europa.eu/careers/vacancies

20/07/2026

As the Pact on Migration and Asylum becomes operational, modernising is an important investment by EU+ countries to strengthen asylum and border management. National legislative, technical and operational preparations are helping ensure the system is ready to support implementation across Europe.

💻 Learn more about how countries are preparing in the : https://www.euaa.europa.eu/asylum-report-2026/31-eurodac-system

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