Migration Policy Regimes in Latin America and the Caribbean Immigration, Regional Free Movement, Refuge, and Nationality

This report presents and describes a new database that was generated using 40 indicators that typi-fy the migration regimes of 26 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) that are borrow-ing members of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). These indicators have enabled us to compare these migration regimes along multiple dimensions, identify subregional patterns, and ob-serve trends in the recent evolution of these pol-icies. The indicators are grouped into six areas: inter-national instruments, which covers each coun-trys involvement in treaties and other multilateral agreements; regional instruments, which analyzes whether countries are party to agreements cover-ing the Americas or its subregions; visa-free entry rights, which measures whether a visa is required to enter the country; access to temporary resi-dence, which examines preferences in the granting of residence permits and regularization processes for irregular migrants; rights while resident, which looks at migrants access to healthcare, education services and the labor market, family reunification, voting rights, and permanent residence; and na-tionality, which measures whether the nationality of a given country is only obtained at birth or can be acquired through a subsequent naturalization process. The value assigned to each indicator is backed by a reference to the legal instruments that define the policy in question. For most indicators, a text containing additional information explaining the specific case is also provided. This is a unique da-tabase for LAC and is included in Annex II of this report. It can also be accessed through the IDB Mi-gration Unit web page.

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Main Author: Inter-American Development Bank
Other Authors: Diego Acosta
Language:English
Published: Inter-American Development Bank
Subjects:Human Migration, Refugee, Children, Immigration Policy, Human Rights, Constitution, Migration and Migrant, Immigration, F22 - International Migration, F66 - Labor, H11 - Structure Scope and Performance of Government, Migration;Regularization;Access to Labor Markets;Citizenship;Migrants’ Rights.,
Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.18235/0004362
https://publications.iadb.org/en/migration-policy-regimes-latin-america-and-caribbean-immigration-regional-free-movement-refuge-and
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spelling dig-bid-node-324222024-08-08T15:51:30ZMigration Policy Regimes in Latin America and the Caribbean Immigration, Regional Free Movement, Refuge, and Nationality 2022-07-18T00:07:00+0000 http://dx.doi.org/10.18235/0004362 https://publications.iadb.org/en/migration-policy-regimes-latin-america-and-caribbean-immigration-regional-free-movement-refuge-and Inter-American Development Bank Human Migration Refugee Children Immigration Policy Human Rights Constitution Migration and Migrant Immigration F22 - International Migration F66 - Labor H11 - Structure Scope and Performance of Government Migration;Regularization;Access to Labor Markets;Citizenship;Migrants’ Rights. This report presents and describes a new database that was generated using 40 indicators that typi-fy the migration regimes of 26 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) that are borrow-ing members of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). These indicators have enabled us to compare these migration regimes along multiple dimensions, identify subregional patterns, and ob-serve trends in the recent evolution of these pol-icies. The indicators are grouped into six areas: inter-national instruments, which covers each coun-trys involvement in treaties and other multilateral agreements; regional instruments, which analyzes whether countries are party to agreements cover-ing the Americas or its subregions; visa-free entry rights, which measures whether a visa is required to enter the country; access to temporary resi-dence, which examines preferences in the granting of residence permits and regularization processes for irregular migrants; rights while resident, which looks at migrants access to healthcare, education services and the labor market, family reunification, voting rights, and permanent residence; and na-tionality, which measures whether the nationality of a given country is only obtained at birth or can be acquired through a subsequent naturalization process. The value assigned to each indicator is backed by a reference to the legal instruments that define the policy in question. For most indicators, a text containing additional information explaining the specific case is also provided. This is a unique da-tabase for LAC and is included in Annex II of this report. It can also be accessed through the IDB Mi-gration Unit web page. Inter-American Development Bank Diego Acosta Jeremy Harris IDB Publications Latin America and the Caribbean en
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topic Human Migration
Refugee
Children
Immigration Policy
Human Rights
Constitution
Migration and Migrant
Immigration
F22 - International Migration
F66 - Labor
H11 - Structure Scope and Performance of Government
Migration;Regularization;Access to Labor Markets;Citizenship;Migrants’ Rights.
Human Migration
Refugee
Children
Immigration Policy
Human Rights
Constitution
Migration and Migrant
Immigration
F22 - International Migration
F66 - Labor
H11 - Structure Scope and Performance of Government
Migration;Regularization;Access to Labor Markets;Citizenship;Migrants’ Rights.
spellingShingle Human Migration
Refugee
Children
Immigration Policy
Human Rights
Constitution
Migration and Migrant
Immigration
F22 - International Migration
F66 - Labor
H11 - Structure Scope and Performance of Government
Migration;Regularization;Access to Labor Markets;Citizenship;Migrants’ Rights.
Human Migration
Refugee
Children
Immigration Policy
Human Rights
Constitution
Migration and Migrant
Immigration
F22 - International Migration
F66 - Labor
H11 - Structure Scope and Performance of Government
Migration;Regularization;Access to Labor Markets;Citizenship;Migrants’ Rights.
Inter-American Development Bank
Migration Policy Regimes in Latin America and the Caribbean Immigration, Regional Free Movement, Refuge, and Nationality
description This report presents and describes a new database that was generated using 40 indicators that typi-fy the migration regimes of 26 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) that are borrow-ing members of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). These indicators have enabled us to compare these migration regimes along multiple dimensions, identify subregional patterns, and ob-serve trends in the recent evolution of these pol-icies. The indicators are grouped into six areas: inter-national instruments, which covers each coun-trys involvement in treaties and other multilateral agreements; regional instruments, which analyzes whether countries are party to agreements cover-ing the Americas or its subregions; visa-free entry rights, which measures whether a visa is required to enter the country; access to temporary resi-dence, which examines preferences in the granting of residence permits and regularization processes for irregular migrants; rights while resident, which looks at migrants access to healthcare, education services and the labor market, family reunification, voting rights, and permanent residence; and na-tionality, which measures whether the nationality of a given country is only obtained at birth or can be acquired through a subsequent naturalization process. The value assigned to each indicator is backed by a reference to the legal instruments that define the policy in question. For most indicators, a text containing additional information explaining the specific case is also provided. This is a unique da-tabase for LAC and is included in Annex II of this report. It can also be accessed through the IDB Mi-gration Unit web page.
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Inter-American Development Bank
topic_facet Human Migration
Refugee
Children
Immigration Policy
Human Rights
Constitution
Migration and Migrant
Immigration
F22 - International Migration
F66 - Labor
H11 - Structure Scope and Performance of Government
Migration;Regularization;Access to Labor Markets;Citizenship;Migrants’ Rights.
author Inter-American Development Bank
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title Migration Policy Regimes in Latin America and the Caribbean Immigration, Regional Free Movement, Refuge, and Nationality
title_short Migration Policy Regimes in Latin America and the Caribbean Immigration, Regional Free Movement, Refuge, and Nationality
title_full Migration Policy Regimes in Latin America and the Caribbean Immigration, Regional Free Movement, Refuge, and Nationality
title_fullStr Migration Policy Regimes in Latin America and the Caribbean Immigration, Regional Free Movement, Refuge, and Nationality
title_full_unstemmed Migration Policy Regimes in Latin America and the Caribbean Immigration, Regional Free Movement, Refuge, and Nationality
title_sort migration policy regimes in latin america and the caribbean immigration, regional free movement, refuge, and nationality
publisher Inter-American Development Bank
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