About
- What is MIPEX
  
  What is MIPEX
  
  MIPEX is a unique tool which measures policies to integrate migrants in all EU Member States, Australia, Canada, Iceland, Japan, South Korea, New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland, Turkey and the USA. Read a general presentation.
- Who Produces MIPEX
  
  Who Produces MIPEX
  
  The fourth edition of the MIPEX rests on the extensive and long-term collaboration of trusted partners, experts and supporters of the project. See their structure and their role.
- MIPEX History
  
  MIPEX History
  
  The Migrant Integration Policy Index was first published in 2004 as the European Civic Citizenship and Inclusion Index. Read more about the previous 3 edition of the Migrant Integration Policy Index. You can also download previous editions.
- MIPEX Methodology
  
  MIPEX Methodology
  
  There are 167 policy indicators on migrant integration in the MIPEX. These have been designed to benchmark current laws and policies. Read more about the methodology.
- FAQ
  
  FAQ
  
  Who is running the study? Are they credible? Has MIPEX been useful? Any many other frequently asked questions...
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- New Zealand
- Norway
- Poland
- Portugal
- Romania
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- Slovenia
- South Korea
- Spain
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- Turkey
- United Kingdom
- USA
The Data
- Play With The Data
  
  Play With The Data
  
  Dig into MIPEX data and create custom graphs
- Export Data (PDF)
  
  Export Data (PDF)
  
  Save information from MIPEX in PDF format. Create a custom PDF.
- Key Findings
  
  Key Findings
  
  See MIPEX international results page.
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The Sofia Echo: Migration and integration

Bulgaria’s migration policy is "moderately favourable" but labour market mobility, rules on getting citizenship and access to education for legal migrants from non-European Union states remain the most problematic issues, according to a survey released on February 28 by the British Council and the Migration Policy Group. The Migration Policy Index (MIPEX) survey assessed and compared the policies of 31 countries in Europe and North America in the integration of legal migrants. Bulgaria ranked 26th... According to official Bulgarian and EU statistics, Bulgaria had just more than 20 300 third-country nationals resident in 2009, the largest groups in Sofia, Varna and Pleven, but in each of these cities, making up less than a per cent of the population.
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