Funding for Transnational Actions on Asylum, Migration, and Integration (AMIF) 2025

The European Commission’s Directorate-General for Migration and Home Affairs has officially launched the the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF) call for proposals . This call invites civil society organizations, public authorities, and other eligible entities across the EU to submit transnational project proposals that advance the integration and inclusion of third-country nationals.

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Priority Topics

Applicants can choose one of the following five priority areas. Each proposal must focus on a single topic only:

1. Support Measures for Migrant Women’s Social and Economic Integration (WOMEN)
   This stream focuses on the challenges and opportunities faced by migrant women. Projects should address labour market participation, whole-of-family integration, empowerment for vulnerable groups, and collaboration between local actors.

2. Access to Healthcare for Migrants (HEALTH)
   This topic targets improved outreach and access to general and mental health services for migrants. Proposals should focus on awareness-raising, co-designed interventions with migrant communities, and training of healthcare providers.

3. Improving Digital Skills Among Migrants (DIGITAL)
   Bridging the digital divide is key to integration. This theme encourages the development of digital literacy programs tailored to migrants, especially vulnerable subgroups like elderly, women, and persons with disabilities.

4. Complementary Pathways Linked to Education (PATHWAYS)
   Projects in this stream will facilitate access to higher education or vocational training for persons in need of protection, such as refugees. Emphasis is placed on building partnerships with universities, local authorities, and NGOs.

5. Protection of Children in Migration: Multidisciplinary Age Assessment (CHILDREN)
   This topic aims to help Member States implement the EU’s new age assessment standards under the Asylum Procedures Regulation. Projects may include training, sharing best practices, and developing coordination mechanisms.

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Eligibility Criteria

Eligible applicants must be:

• Based in an EU Member State (including overseas territories)

• Legally established public bodies, NGOs, international organizations, or research institutions

• Part of a transnational consortium involving at least two independent legal entities from two different EU Member States

Only EU Member States are eligible for this call; applicants from other continents or third countries are not eligible.

Involvement of migrant-led organizations and those with demonstrated experience in integration work is highly encouraged. Projects must actively involve migrant communities in design, implementation, and evaluation.

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Funding Details

• EU Co-Financing Rate: Up to 90% of eligible costs

• Max Grant Amount: Varies by topic and project scope

• Projects must have clear KPIs and use baseline data for impact tracking

Eligible costs include personnel, travel, subcontracting, and indirect costs. Stipends and allowances are generally not eligible under this call.

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How to Apply

Applications must be submitted electronically through the EU Funding & Tenders Portal. The submission package must include:

• Application Form

• Project Proposal (max 5 pages)

• Budget

• CVs of key staff

• Letters of mandate for consortium members

Carefully review the Call Document, Model Grant Agreement, and Annotated Grant Agreement (AGA) before applying.

Visit the official EU Portal to download templates and start your application.

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Why Apply?

Participating in this AMIF call allows your organization to contribute to long-term, sustainable solutions to integration challenges across Europe. Successful applicants will not only receive funding but also gain access to policy networks, capacity-building opportunities, and EU-wide visibility.

If your organization works on integration, health, digital inclusion, child protection, or refugee education, this is a timely opportunity to scale your impact.

Application Deadline: 2025 (exact date to be confirmed)
Submit proposals to: application@aia-nrw.org

Important Deadlines

• Call opens: 3 April 2025

• Submission deadline: 16 September 2025, 17:00 CET

• Evaluation period: September 2025 – February 2026

• Notification of results: February 2026

• Grant Agreement signing: May/June 2026

How to Apply

Applications must be submitted electronically through the EU Funding & Tenders Portal. The submission package must include:

• Application Form

• Project Proposal (max 5 pages)

• Budget

• CVs of key staff

• Letters of mandate for consortium members

Carefully review the Call Document, Model Grant Agreement, and Annotated Grant Agreement (AGA) before applying.

Visit the official EU Portal to download templates and start your application.

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