Since the start of the war, around one million people have fled from Ukraine to Germany. Mostly women with children. A study based on interviews with 3,400 refugees shows that ...
Video – Flight, family, work: The path into the labour market
A study based on interviews with 3,400 refugees shows that Ukrainian women enter the labour market much faster than other refugee groups.
22.01.2026
Video – New data shows: Germany is often just a stopover
Why do so many plan to leave - and what could make them stay? Researchers at the IAB surveyed over 50,000 people - and the results are eye-opening.
Why do so many plan to leave - and what could make them stay? Politics, taxes, bureaucracy or is it about belonging? Researchers at the IAB surveyed over 50,000 people - and the ...
23.10.2025
The role of physical leisure activities in refugees’structural integration
This study investigates the role of engaging in physical leisure activities in facilitating refugees’ structural integration.
This study investigates the role of engaging in physical leisure activities in facilitating refugees’ structural integration through enhancing their social capital, ...
06.08.2025
The Impact of Germany’s 2015 Dublin III Suspension on Migration Intentions in Arab Countries
This study investigates the impact of a remarkable shift in European foreign policy, Germany’s suspension of the Dublin III regulations in 2015.
On 5 September 2015, the German government suspended the EU’s Dublin III regulations, allowing all asylum seekers to apply for asylum in Germany.
04.08.2025
Living Conditions and Participation of Ukrainian Refugees in Germany
It shows that the group of Ukrainian refugees in the second half of 2023 is still predominantly made up of women.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 triggered one of the largest refugee movements in Europe since the Second World War.
17.07.2025
Immigrants earn about 18 percent less on average than a country’s native population
Multinational study published in the journal "Nature", with contributions from IAB researcher Malte Reichelt.
Immigrants to Europe and North America earn, on average, 17.9 percent less than natives, as they struggle to gain access to jobs in higher-paying industries, occupations and ...
11.07.2025
Germany as a stopover? Insights into return and International Mobility Panel of Migrants in Germany
Temporary migration of people who have immigrated to Germany is a frequently observed phenomenon, and the trend is rising.
Temporary migration of people who have immigrated to Germany is a frequently observed phenomenon, and the trend is rising.
26.06.2025
Syrian Refugees’ Settlement Intentions after the Unexpected Regime Change
Assessment of the impact of the Syrian regime change on the settlement and return intentions of Syrian refugees.
On December 8, 2024, the sudden collapse of Bashar al‑Assad’s regime abruptly changed Syria’s political landscape and reshaped the return prospects for millions of Syrians ...
15.04.2025
The effect of health on refugees’ labor market integration
This Discussion paper analyzes the role of health for the labor market integration of refugees in their destination country.
This Discussion paper analyzes the role of health for the labor market integration of refugees in their destination country.
20.03.2025
Immigrants’ recruitment chances in the German labor market
The employment prospects of applicants born abroad and members of religious minorities are analyzed.
Members of certain minority groups are disadvantaged in different areas of society, such as the labor and housing market and the healthcare system.
Video – New data shows: Germany is often just a stopover
Why do so many plan to leave - and what could make them stay? Researchers at the IAB surveyed over 50,000 people - and the results are eye-opening.
Why do so many plan to leave - and what could make them stay? Politics, taxes, bureaucracy or is it about belonging? Researchers at the IAB surveyed over 50,000 people - and the ...
23.10.2025
The role of physical leisure activities in refugees’structural integration
This study investigates the role of engaging in physical leisure activities in facilitating refugees’ structural integration.
This study investigates the role of engaging in physical leisure activities in facilitating refugees’ structural integration through enhancing their social capital, ...
06.08.2025
The Impact of Germany’s 2015 Dublin III Suspension on Migration Intentions in Arab Countries
This study investigates the impact of a remarkable shift in European foreign policy, Germany’s suspension of the Dublin III regulations in 2015.
On 5 September 2015, the German government suspended the EU’s Dublin III regulations, allowing all asylum seekers to apply for asylum in Germany.
04.08.2025
Living Conditions and Participation of Ukrainian Refugees in Germany
It shows that the group of Ukrainian refugees in the second half of 2023 is still predominantly made up of women.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 triggered one of the largest refugee movements in Europe since the Second World War.
17.07.2025
Immigrants earn about 18 percent less on average than a country’s native population
Multinational study published in the journal "Nature", with contributions from IAB researcher Malte Reichelt.
Immigrants to Europe and North America earn, on average, 17.9 percent less than natives, as they struggle to gain access to jobs in higher-paying industries, occupations and ...
11.07.2025
Germany as a stopover? Insights into return and International Mobility Panel of Migrants in Germany
Temporary migration of people who have immigrated to Germany is a frequently observed phenomenon, and the trend is rising.
Temporary migration of people who have immigrated to Germany is a frequently observed phenomenon, and the trend is rising.
26.06.2025
Syrian Refugees’ Settlement Intentions after the Unexpected Regime Change
Assessment of the impact of the Syrian regime change on the settlement and return intentions of Syrian refugees.
On December 8, 2024, the sudden collapse of Bashar al‑Assad’s regime abruptly changed Syria’s political landscape and reshaped the return prospects for millions of Syrians ...
15.04.2025
The effect of health on refugees’ labor market integration
This Discussion paper analyzes the role of health for the labor market integration of refugees in their destination country.
This Discussion paper analyzes the role of health for the labor market integration of refugees in their destination country.
20.03.2025
Immigrants’ recruitment chances in the German labor market
The employment prospects of applicants born abroad and members of religious minorities are analyzed.
Members of certain minority groups are disadvantaged in different areas of society, such as the labor and housing market and the healthcare system.
Why do so many plan to leave - and what could make them stay? Politics, taxes, bureaucracy or is it about belonging? Researchers at the IAB surveyed over 50,000 people - and the ...
The role of physical leisure activities in refugees’structural integration
This study investigates the role of engaging in physical leisure activities in facilitating refugees’ structural integration.
This study investigates the role of engaging in physical leisure activities in facilitating refugees’ structural integration through enhancing their social capital, ...
06.08.2025
The Impact of Germany’s 2015 Dublin III Suspension on Migration Intentions in Arab Countries
This study investigates the impact of a remarkable shift in European foreign policy, Germany’s suspension of the Dublin III regulations in 2015.
On 5 September 2015, the German government suspended the EU’s Dublin III regulations, allowing all asylum seekers to apply for asylum in Germany.
04.08.2025
Living Conditions and Participation of Ukrainian Refugees in Germany
It shows that the group of Ukrainian refugees in the second half of 2023 is still predominantly made up of women.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 triggered one of the largest refugee movements in Europe since the Second World War.
17.07.2025
Immigrants earn about 18 percent less on average than a country’s native population
Multinational study published in the journal "Nature", with contributions from IAB researcher Malte Reichelt.
Immigrants to Europe and North America earn, on average, 17.9 percent less than natives, as they struggle to gain access to jobs in higher-paying industries, occupations and ...
11.07.2025
Germany as a stopover? Insights into return and International Mobility Panel of Migrants in Germany
Temporary migration of people who have immigrated to Germany is a frequently observed phenomenon, and the trend is rising.
Temporary migration of people who have immigrated to Germany is a frequently observed phenomenon, and the trend is rising.
26.06.2025
Syrian Refugees’ Settlement Intentions after the Unexpected Regime Change
Assessment of the impact of the Syrian regime change on the settlement and return intentions of Syrian refugees.
On December 8, 2024, the sudden collapse of Bashar al‑Assad’s regime abruptly changed Syria’s political landscape and reshaped the return prospects for millions of Syrians ...
15.04.2025
The effect of health on refugees’ labor market integration
This Discussion paper analyzes the role of health for the labor market integration of refugees in their destination country.
This Discussion paper analyzes the role of health for the labor market integration of refugees in their destination country.
20.03.2025
Immigrants’ recruitment chances in the German labor market
The employment prospects of applicants born abroad and members of religious minorities are analyzed.
Members of certain minority groups are disadvantaged in different areas of society, such as the labor and housing market and the healthcare system.
This study investigates the role of engaging in physical leisure activities in facilitating refugees’ structural integration through enhancing their social capital, ...
The Impact of Germany’s 2015 Dublin III Suspension on Migration Intentions in Arab Countries
This study investigates the impact of a remarkable shift in European foreign policy, Germany’s suspension of the Dublin III regulations in 2015.
On 5 September 2015, the German government suspended the EU’s Dublin III regulations, allowing all asylum seekers to apply for asylum in Germany.
04.08.2025
Living Conditions and Participation of Ukrainian Refugees in Germany
It shows that the group of Ukrainian refugees in the second half of 2023 is still predominantly made up of women.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 triggered one of the largest refugee movements in Europe since the Second World War.
17.07.2025
Immigrants earn about 18 percent less on average than a country’s native population
Multinational study published in the journal "Nature", with contributions from IAB researcher Malte Reichelt.
Immigrants to Europe and North America earn, on average, 17.9 percent less than natives, as they struggle to gain access to jobs in higher-paying industries, occupations and ...
11.07.2025
Germany as a stopover? Insights into return and International Mobility Panel of Migrants in Germany
Temporary migration of people who have immigrated to Germany is a frequently observed phenomenon, and the trend is rising.
Temporary migration of people who have immigrated to Germany is a frequently observed phenomenon, and the trend is rising.
26.06.2025
Syrian Refugees’ Settlement Intentions after the Unexpected Regime Change
Assessment of the impact of the Syrian regime change on the settlement and return intentions of Syrian refugees.
On December 8, 2024, the sudden collapse of Bashar al‑Assad’s regime abruptly changed Syria’s political landscape and reshaped the return prospects for millions of Syrians ...
15.04.2025
The effect of health on refugees’ labor market integration
This Discussion paper analyzes the role of health for the labor market integration of refugees in their destination country.
This Discussion paper analyzes the role of health for the labor market integration of refugees in their destination country.
20.03.2025
Immigrants’ recruitment chances in the German labor market
The employment prospects of applicants born abroad and members of religious minorities are analyzed.
Members of certain minority groups are disadvantaged in different areas of society, such as the labor and housing market and the healthcare system.
On 5 September 2015, the German government suspended the EU’s Dublin III regulations, allowing all asylum seekers to apply for asylum in Germany.
Living Conditions and Participation of Ukrainian Refugees in Germany
It shows that the group of Ukrainian refugees in the second half of 2023 is still predominantly made up of women.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 triggered one of the largest refugee movements in Europe since the Second World War.
17.07.2025
Immigrants earn about 18 percent less on average than a country’s native population
Multinational study published in the journal "Nature", with contributions from IAB researcher Malte Reichelt.
Immigrants to Europe and North America earn, on average, 17.9 percent less than natives, as they struggle to gain access to jobs in higher-paying industries, occupations and ...
11.07.2025
Germany as a stopover? Insights into return and International Mobility Panel of Migrants in Germany
Temporary migration of people who have immigrated to Germany is a frequently observed phenomenon, and the trend is rising.
Temporary migration of people who have immigrated to Germany is a frequently observed phenomenon, and the trend is rising.
26.06.2025
Syrian Refugees’ Settlement Intentions after the Unexpected Regime Change
Assessment of the impact of the Syrian regime change on the settlement and return intentions of Syrian refugees.
On December 8, 2024, the sudden collapse of Bashar al‑Assad’s regime abruptly changed Syria’s political landscape and reshaped the return prospects for millions of Syrians ...
15.04.2025
The effect of health on refugees’ labor market integration
This Discussion paper analyzes the role of health for the labor market integration of refugees in their destination country.
This Discussion paper analyzes the role of health for the labor market integration of refugees in their destination country.
20.03.2025
Immigrants’ recruitment chances in the German labor market
The employment prospects of applicants born abroad and members of religious minorities are analyzed.
Members of certain minority groups are disadvantaged in different areas of society, such as the labor and housing market and the healthcare system.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 triggered one of the largest refugee movements in Europe since the Second World War.
Immigrants earn about 18 percent less on average than a country’s native population
Multinational study published in the journal "Nature", with contributions from IAB researcher Malte Reichelt.
Immigrants to Europe and North America earn, on average, 17.9 percent less than natives, as they struggle to gain access to jobs in higher-paying industries, occupations and ...
11.07.2025
Germany as a stopover? Insights into return and International Mobility Panel of Migrants in Germany
Temporary migration of people who have immigrated to Germany is a frequently observed phenomenon, and the trend is rising.
Temporary migration of people who have immigrated to Germany is a frequently observed phenomenon, and the trend is rising.
26.06.2025
Syrian Refugees’ Settlement Intentions after the Unexpected Regime Change
Assessment of the impact of the Syrian regime change on the settlement and return intentions of Syrian refugees.
On December 8, 2024, the sudden collapse of Bashar al‑Assad’s regime abruptly changed Syria’s political landscape and reshaped the return prospects for millions of Syrians ...
15.04.2025
The effect of health on refugees’ labor market integration
This Discussion paper analyzes the role of health for the labor market integration of refugees in their destination country.
This Discussion paper analyzes the role of health for the labor market integration of refugees in their destination country.
20.03.2025
Immigrants’ recruitment chances in the German labor market
The employment prospects of applicants born abroad and members of religious minorities are analyzed.
Members of certain minority groups are disadvantaged in different areas of society, such as the labor and housing market and the healthcare system.
Immigrants to Europe and North America earn, on average, 17.9 percent less than natives, as they struggle to gain access to jobs in higher-paying industries, occupations and ...
Germany as a stopover? Insights into return and International Mobility Panel of Migrants in Germany
Temporary migration of people who have immigrated to Germany is a frequently observed phenomenon, and the trend is rising.
Temporary migration of people who have immigrated to Germany is a frequently observed phenomenon, and the trend is rising.
26.06.2025
Syrian Refugees’ Settlement Intentions after the Unexpected Regime Change
Assessment of the impact of the Syrian regime change on the settlement and return intentions of Syrian refugees.
On December 8, 2024, the sudden collapse of Bashar al‑Assad’s regime abruptly changed Syria’s political landscape and reshaped the return prospects for millions of Syrians ...
15.04.2025
The effect of health on refugees’ labor market integration
This Discussion paper analyzes the role of health for the labor market integration of refugees in their destination country.
This Discussion paper analyzes the role of health for the labor market integration of refugees in their destination country.
20.03.2025
Immigrants’ recruitment chances in the German labor market
The employment prospects of applicants born abroad and members of religious minorities are analyzed.
Members of certain minority groups are disadvantaged in different areas of society, such as the labor and housing market and the healthcare system.
Temporary migration of people who have immigrated to Germany is a frequently observed phenomenon, and the trend is rising.
Syrian Refugees’ Settlement Intentions after the Unexpected Regime Change
Assessment of the impact of the Syrian regime change on the settlement and return intentions of Syrian refugees.
On December 8, 2024, the sudden collapse of Bashar al‑Assad’s regime abruptly changed Syria’s political landscape and reshaped the return prospects for millions of Syrians ...
15.04.2025
The effect of health on refugees’ labor market integration
This Discussion paper analyzes the role of health for the labor market integration of refugees in their destination country.
This Discussion paper analyzes the role of health for the labor market integration of refugees in their destination country.
20.03.2025
Immigrants’ recruitment chances in the German labor market
The employment prospects of applicants born abroad and members of religious minorities are analyzed.
Members of certain minority groups are disadvantaged in different areas of society, such as the labor and housing market and the healthcare system.
On December 8, 2024, the sudden collapse of Bashar al‑Assad’s regime abruptly changed Syria’s political landscape and reshaped the return prospects for millions of Syrians ...
The effect of health on refugees’ labor market integration
This Discussion paper analyzes the role of health for the labor market integration of refugees in their destination country.
This Discussion paper analyzes the role of health for the labor market integration of refugees in their destination country.
20.03.2025
Immigrants’ recruitment chances in the German labor market
The employment prospects of applicants born abroad and members of religious minorities are analyzed.
Members of certain minority groups are disadvantaged in different areas of society, such as the labor and housing market and the healthcare system.
This Discussion paper analyzes the role of health for the labor market integration of refugees in their destination country.
Immigrants’ recruitment chances in the German labor market
The employment prospects of applicants born abroad and members of religious minorities are analyzed.
Members of certain minority groups are disadvantaged in different areas of society, such as the labor and housing market and the healthcare system.
Members of certain minority groups are disadvantaged in different areas of society, such as the labor and housing market and the healthcare system.
