Immigrant integration policy of European Union countries

People left their birthplace for some reason and emigrated with a better idea of life. Migrations have caused problems both in migratory countries and in migratory countries. One of the problems that occur is integration. After the world war, heavy migrations took place on the continent of Europe. At first, migration has become something that is desired, and it has become a problem that should be prevented from being limited over time. Europe has taken great care of the integration of incoming migrants into the established community and has carried out many legal regulations in this context. This study is mainly based on the examination of the immigrant integration levels of the European Union countries through the Immigrant Integration Policy Index (MIPEX) data. The study is based on literature review and analysis of data from MIPEX. In the first part, the concepts of migration and integration are explained. In the second part, the immigration policies of the European Union are examined. In the last section, European Union countries were examined within the scope of MIPEX data. As a result of the research, European Union countries have achieved a moderate level of success in integration. While the success rate of some countries within the Union was high, some countries remained at low integration levels.