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Consequences of loss of employment (EU Blue Card name)

2025-05-16T10:46:11Z

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Consequences of loss of employment (EU Blue Card)

2025-05-16T10:44:32Z

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=== Specifications of scores ===
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<td>0</td>
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=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
For this set of questions (relating to the consequences of unemployment), the filters applied to the other questions are not relevant.

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://doi.org/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
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Consequences of loss of employment (seas 2 name)

2025-05-16T10:42:35Z

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Consequences of loss of employment (seas 2)

2025-05-16T10:40:57Z

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=== Specifications of scores ===
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<td>0</td>
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=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
For this set of questions (relating to the consequences of unemployment), the filters applied to the other questions are not relevant.

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://doi.org/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
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Consequences of loss of employment (seas 1 name)

2025-05-16T10:39:07Z

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Consequences of loss of employment (seas 1)

2025-05-16T10:37:25Z

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=== Specifications of scores ===
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<td>0</td>
<td>Immediate withdrawal (expulsion)</td>
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=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
For this set of questions (relating to the consequences of unemployment), the filters applied to the other questions are not relevant.

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
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Consequences of loss of employment (temp 6 name)

2025-05-16T10:26:32Z

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Consequences of loss of employment (temp 6)

2025-05-16T10:24:41Z

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=== Specifications of scores ===
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<td>0</td>
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=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
For this set of questions (relating to the consequences of unemployment), the filters applied to the other questions are not relevant.

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
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Consequences of loss of employment (temp 5 name)

2025-05-16T10:21:12Z

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Consequences of loss of employment (temp 5)

2025-05-16T10:16:57Z

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=== Specifications of scores ===
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<td>0</td>
<td>Immediate withdrawal (expulsion)</td>
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=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
For this set of questions (relating to the consequences of unemployment), the filters applied to the other questions are not relevant.

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
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Consequences of loss of employment (temp 4 name)

2025-05-16T10:03:32Z

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Consequences of loss of employment (temp 4)

2025-05-16T10:01:53Z

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*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
For this set of questions (relating to the consequences of unemployment), the filters applied to the other questions are not relevant.

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
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Consequences of loss of employment (temp 3 name)

2025-05-16T10:00:15Z

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Consequences of loss of employment (temp 3)

2025-05-16T09:58:36Z

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*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
For this set of questions (relating to the consequences of unemployment), the filters applied to the other questions are not relevant.

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
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Consequences of loss of employment (temp 2 name)

2025-05-16T09:56:00Z

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Consequences of loss of employment (temp 2)

2025-05-16T09:54:04Z

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=== Specifications of scores ===
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<td>Immediate withdrawal (expulsion)</td>
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=== Missing values ===
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*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
For this set of questions (relating to the consequences of unemployment), the filters applied to the other questions are not relevant.

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
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Consequences of loss of employment (temp 1 name)

2025-05-16T09:39:52Z

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Consequences of loss of employment (temp 1)

2025-05-16T09:38:13Z

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*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
For this set of questions (relating to the consequences of unemployment), the filters applied to the other questions are not relevant.

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
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Consequences of loss of employment (perm 2 name)

2025-05-16T09:35:34Z

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Consequences of loss of employment (perm 2)

2025-05-16T09:11:56Z

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*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
For this set of questions (relating to the consequences of unemployment), the filters applied to the other questions are not relevant.

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
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Consequences of loss of employment (perm 1)

2025-05-16T09:02:28Z

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=== Filter logic ===
For this set of questions (relating to the consequences of unemployment), the filters applied to the other questions are not relevant.

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
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Consequences of loss of employment (perm 1)

2025-05-16T08:56:27Z

P.homann:

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*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
For this set of questions (relating to the consequences of unemployment), the filters applied to the other questions are not relevant.

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://doi.org/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Consequences for dependence on social assistance for temporary migrant workers

2025-05-16T08:55:27Z

P.homann:

{{IndicatorForm
|datatype=Numeric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
|techname=isr_tempmig_socass_conseq_s
|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Consequences for dependence on social assistance for temporary migrant workers
|relatedindicators=
|description=Measures whether reliance on social assistance led to consequences for the residence status of temporary migrant workers.
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q7c:''' In the years [YYYY-YYYY], did being dependent on social assistance have consequences (e.g. withdrawal of residence permit) for temporary migrant workers?

=== Specification of scores ===
<table class="wikitable">
<tr>
<th>Value</th>
<th>Specification</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0</td>
<td>Immediate withdrawal OR status of permanent resident does not exist</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.5</td>
<td>Other consequences OR Non-renewal OR Withdrawal after some time</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>No consequences</td>
</tr>
</table>

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

'''Item specific filter:''' if q1c is ‘no’ (0), meaning permanent residents cannot access social assistance benefits, q7c is scored most restrictive (0), as there can be no consequences of benefit receipt by definition.

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://doi.org/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Consequences for dependence on social assistance for permanent residents

2025-05-16T08:54:41Z

P.homann:

{{IndicatorForm
|datatype=Numeric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
|techname=isr_permmig_socass_conseq_s
|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Consequences for dependence on social assistance for permanent residents
|relatedindicators=
|description=Measures whether reliance on social assistance led to consequences for the residence status of permanent residents.
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q7b:''' In the years [YYYY-YYYY], did being dependent on social assistance have consequences (e.g. withdrawal of residence permit) for migrant workers who held a permanent residence permit?

=== Specification of scores ===

<table class="wikitable">
<tr>
<th>Value</th>
<th>Specification</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0</td>
<td>Immediate withdrawal OR status of permanent resident does not exist</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.5</td>
<td>Other consequences OR Non-renewal OR Withdrawal after some time</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>No consequences</td>
</tr>
</table>

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

'''Item specific filter:''' if q1b is ‘no’ (0), meaning permanent residents cannot access social assistance benefits, q7b is scored most restrictive (0), as there can be no consequences of benefit receipt by definition.

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://doi.org/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Income criterion for family reunification for third-country nationals

2025-05-16T08:53:50Z

P.homann:

{{IndicatorForm
|datatype=Numeric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
|techname=isr_famitcn_socben_prevme_s
|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Income criterion for family reunification for third-country nationals
|relatedindicators=
|description=Measures whether third-country national sponsors had to meet either an income or a funds requirement for family reunification, following an “or” logic. If both requirements existed, the higher threshold was recorded.
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q8b_income''': In the years [YYYY-YYYY], were sponsors who were third-country nationals required to have a specific income per month or fulfil an income criterion/prove the availability of specific financial funds?

=== Specification of scores ===
<table class="wikitable">
<tr>
<th>Value</th>
<th>Specification</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0</td>
<td>Status of family reunification migrant does not exist</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.4</td>
<td>Unspecified funds or assistance</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.5</td>
<td>Income higher than minimum wage</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.6</td>
<td>Income equal to minimum wage</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.7</td>
<td>Income higher than social assistance</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.8</td>
<td>Income equal to social assistance</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.9</td>
<td>Specific funds</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>No Requirements</td>
</tr>
</table>

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

'''Item specific filter:''' if q8[a,b]_income indicates that there is an income requirement, q8[a,b]_welfare is scored as 0.5 (unless transfer payments can be used to fulfil the requirement).

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. https://doi.org/10.1111/spol.12955
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Income criterion for family reunification for citizens

2025-05-16T08:53:03Z

P.homann:

{{IndicatorForm
|datatype=Numeric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
|techname=isr_famicit_socben_prevme_s
|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Income criterion for family reunification for citizens
|relatedindicators=
|description=Measures whether citizen sponsors had to meet either an income or a funds requirement for family reunification, following an “or” logic. If both requirements existed, the higher threshold was recorded.
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q8a_income''': In the years [YYYY-YYYY], were sponsors who were citizens required to have a specific income per month or fullfil an income criterion/prove the availability of specific financial funds?

=== Specification of scores ===
<table class="wikitable">
<tr>
<th>Value</th>
<th>Specification</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0</td>
<td>Status of family reunification migrant does not exist</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.4</td>
<td>Unspecified funds or assistance</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.5</td>
<td>Income higher than minimum wage</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.6</td>
<td>Income equal to minimum wage</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.7</td>
<td>Income higher than social assistance</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.8</td>
<td>Income equal to social assistance</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.9</td>
<td>Specific funds</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>No Requirements</td>
</tr>
</table>

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

'''Item specific filter:''' if q8[a,b]_income indicates that there is an income requirement, q8[a,b]_welfare is scored as 0.5 (unless transfer payments can be used to fulfil the requirement).

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. https://doi.org/10.1111/spol.12955
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Consequences of social-welfare reliance for family reunification for third-country nationals

2025-05-16T08:52:06Z

P.homann:

{{IndicatorForm
|datatype=Numeric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
|techname=isr_famitcn_socben_conseq_s
|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Consequences of social-welfare reliance for family reunification for third-country nationals
|relatedindicators=
|description=Measures whether third-country national sponsors were required to demonstrate that they did not rely on social welfare for family reunification.
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q8b_welfare''': In the years [YYYY-YYYY], were sponsors who were third-country nationals required not to rely on social welfare?

=== Specification of scores ===
<table class="wikitable">
<tr>
<th>Value</th>
<th>Specification</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0</td>
<td>Status of family reunification migrant does not exist</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.5</td>
<td>Yes</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>No</td>
</tr>
</table>

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

'''Item specific filter:''' if q8[a,b]_income indicates that there is an income requirement, q8[a,b]_welfare is scored as 0.5 (unless transfer payments can be used to fulfil the requirement).

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. https://doi.org/10.1111/spol.12955
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Consequences of social-welfare reliance for family reunification for citizens

2025-05-16T08:51:19Z

P.homann:

{{IndicatorForm
|datatype=Numeric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
|techname=isr_famicit_socben_conseq_s
|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Consequences of Social-Welfare Reliance for family reunification
|relatedindicators=
|description=Measures whether citizen sponsors were required to demonstrate that they did not rely on social welfare for family reunification.
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q8a_welfare''': In the years [YYYY-YYYY], were sponsors who were citizens required not to rely on social welfare?

=== Specification of scores ===
<table class="wikitable">
<tr>
<th>Value</th>
<th>Specification</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0</td>
<td>Status of family reunification migrant does not exist</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.5</td>
<td>Yes</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>No</td>
</tr>
</table>

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

'''Item specific filter:''' if q8[a,b]_income indicates that there is an income requirement, q8[a,b]_welfare is scored as 0.5 (unless transfer payments can be used to fulfil the requirement).

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. https://doi.org/10.1111/spol.12955
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Unemployment insurance benefits for temporary migrant workers

2025-05-16T08:49:50Z

P.homann:

{{IndicatorForm
|datatype=Numeric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
|techname=isr_tempmig_uneins_access_s
|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Unemployment insurance benefits
|relatedindicators=
|description=Measures if in the years of data collection, migrant workers who held a temporary residence permit did have a legal claim to contribution-based unemployment insurance benefits
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q2c:''' In the years [YYYY-YYYY], did migrant workers who held a temporary residence permit have a legal claim to contribution-based unemployment insurance benefits?

=== Specification of scores ===

<table class="wikitable">
<tr>
<th>Value</th>
<th>Specification</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0</td>
<td>No access to contributory benefits</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.5</td>
<td>Longer contribution period/ additional requirements</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>Same contribution period as citizens</td>
</tr>
</table>

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Unemployment insurance benefits for permanent residents

2025-05-16T08:48:21Z

P.homann:

{{IndicatorForm
|datatype=Numeric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
|techname=isr_permmig_uneins_access_s
|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Unemployment insurance benefits
|relatedindicators=
|description=Measures if in the years of data collection, migrant workers who held a permanent residence permit did have a legal claim to contribution-based unemployment insurance benefits
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q2b:''' In the years [YYYY-YYYY], did migrant workers who held a permanent residence permit have a legal claim to contribution-based unemployment insurance benefits?

=== Specification of scores ===

<table class="wikitable">
<tr>
<th>Value</th>
<th>Specification</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0</td>
<td>No access to contributory benefits OR status of permanent resident does not exist</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.5</td>
<td>Longer contribution period/ additional requirements</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>Same contribution period as citizens</td>
</tr>
</table>

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Access to social assistance for asylum seekers

2025-05-16T08:46:37Z

P.homann:

{{IndicatorForm
|datatype=Numeric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
|techname=isr_asylsee_socass_access_s
|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Access to social assistance
|relatedindicators=
|description=Measures if in the years of data collection, asylum seekers did have a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance.
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q1e:''' In the years [YYYY-YYYY], did asylum seekers have a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance?

=== Specification of scores ===

<table class="wikitable">
<tr>
<th>Value</th>
<th>Specification</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0</td>
<td>No access OR status of asylum seeker does not exist</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.5</td>
<td>Any condition OR lower benefits OR limited duration</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>Same as citizens (other than residency requirements)</td>
</tr>
</table>

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Access to social assistance for recognized refugees

2025-05-16T08:44:52Z

P.homann:

{{IndicatorForm
|datatype=Numeric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
|techname=isr_recoref_socass_access_s
|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Access to social assistance
|relatedindicators=
|description=Measures if in the years of data collection, recognized refugees did have a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance.
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q1d:''' In the years [YYYY-YYYY], did recognized refugees have a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance?

=== Specification of scores ===

<table class="wikitable">
<tr>
<th>Value</th>
<th>Specification</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0</td>
<td>No Access OR status of recognized refugee does not exist</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.5</td>
<td>Any condition OR lower benefits OR limited duration</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>Same as citizens (other than residency requirements)</td>
</tr>
</table>

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Access to social assistance for temporary migrant workers

2025-05-16T08:44:04Z

P.homann:

{{IndicatorForm
|datatype=Numeric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
|techname=isr_tempmig_socass_access_s
|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Access to social assistance
|relatedindicators=
|description=Measures if in the years of data collection, migrant workers who held a temporary residence permit did have a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance.
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q1c:''' In the years [YYYY-YYYY], did migrant workers who held a temporary residence permit have a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance?

=== Specification of scores ===
<table class="wikitable">
<tr>
<th>Value</th>
<th>Specification</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0</td>
<td>No Access</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.5</td>
<td>Any condition OR lower benefits OR limited duration OR administrative discretion</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>Same as citizens (other than residency requirements)</td>
</tr>
</table>

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Access to social assistance for recognized refugees

2025-05-16T08:43:35Z

P.homann:

{{IndicatorForm
|datatype=Numeric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
|techname=isr_recoref_socass_access_s
|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Access to social assistance
|relatedindicators=
|description=Measures if in the years of data collection, recognized refugees did have a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance.
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q1d:''' In the years [YYYY-YYYY], did recognized refugees have a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance?

=== Specification of scores ===

<table class="wikitable">
<tr>
<th>Value</th>
<th>Specification</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0</td>
<td>No Access OR status of recognized refugee does not exist</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.5</td>
<td>Any condition OR lower benefits OR limited duration OR administrative discretion</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>Same as citizens (other than residency requirements)</td>
</tr>
</table>

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Access to social assistance for temporary migrant workers

2025-05-16T08:39:36Z

P.homann:

{{IndicatorForm
|datatype=Numeric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
|techname=isr_tempmig_socass_access_s
|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Access to social assistance
|relatedindicators=
|description=Measures if in the years of data collection, migrant workers who held a temporary residence permit did have a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance.
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q1c:''' In the years [YYYY-YYYY], did migrant workers who held a temporary residence permit have a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance?

=== Specification of scores ===
<table class="wikitable">
<tr>
<th>Value</th>
<th>Specification</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0</td>
<td>No Access OR status of permanent resident does not exist</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.5</td>
<td>Any condition OR lower benefits OR limited duration OR administrative discretion</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>Same as citizens (other than residency requirements)</td>
</tr>
</table>

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Access to social assistance for temporary migrant workers

2025-05-16T08:37:53Z

P.homann:

{{IndicatorForm
|datatype=Numeric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
|techname=isr_tempmig_socass_access_s
|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Access to social assistance
|relatedindicators=
|description=Measures if in the years of data collection, migrant workers who held a temporary residence permit did have a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance.
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q1c:''' In the years [YYYY-YYYY], did migrant workers who held a temporary residence permit have a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance?

=== Specification of scores ===
<table class="wikitable">
<tr>
<th>Value</th>
<th>Specification</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0</td>
<td>No Access OR status of permanent resident does not exist</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.5</td>
<td>Any condition</td>
<td>lower benefits</td>
<td>limited duration</td>
<td>administrative discretion</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>Same as citizens (other than residency requirements)</td>
</tr>
</table>

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Access to social assistance for permanent residents

2025-05-16T08:36:34Z

P.homann:

{{IndicatorForm
|datatype=Numeric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
|techname=isr_permmig_socass_access_s
|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Access to social assistance
|relatedindicators=
|description=Measures if in the years of data collection, migrant workers who held a permanent residence permit did have a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance.
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q1b:''' In the years [YYYY-YYYY], did migrant workers who held a permanent residence permit have a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance?

=== Specification of scores ===
<table class="wikitable">
<tr>
<th>Value</th>
<th>Specification</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0</td>
<td>No Access OR status of permanent resident does not exist</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.3</td>
<td>Discretion OR citizen household members</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.4</td>
<td>Residency requirement 10 (incl.) years and higher</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.5</td>
<td>Residency requirement of 8-9 (incl.) years OR inclusion in household registry</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.6</td>
<td>Residency requirement 6-7 (incl.) years</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.7</td>
<td>Residency requirement 4-5 (incl.) years</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.8</td>
<td>Residency requirement of 2-3 (incl.) years</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.9</td>
<td>Residency requirement up to one year (incl.)</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>Same as citizens (other than residency requirements)</td>
</tr>
</table>

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Immigrant social rights

2025-05-16T06:58:43Z

P.homann:

{|class="wikitable sortable" border="1"
! Indicator name*
! Subcategory I
! Subcategory II
! Subcategory III
! Technical name*
! Scale*
! Short description
! Data origin*
|-
|-
|Access to social assistance
|-
| | [[Access to social assistance for permanent residents]] || Direct restriction || Social assistance || Permanent residents || isr_permmig_socass_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, migrant workers who held a permanent residence permit had a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Access to social assistance for temporary migrant workers]] || Direct restriction || Social assistance || Temporary migrant workers || isr_tempmig_socass_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, migrant workers who held a temporary residence permit had a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Access to social assistance for recognized refugees]] || Direct restriction || Social assistance || Recognized refugees || isr_recoref_socass_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, recognized refugees had a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Access to social assistance for asylum seekers]] || Direct restriction || Social assistance || Asylum seekers || isr_asylsee_socass_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, asylum seekers had a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance || Original CRC Data
|-
|Unemployment insurance benefits
|-
| | [[Unemployment insurance benefits for permanent residents]] || Direct restriction || Unemployment insurance benefits || Permanent residents || isr_permmig_uneins_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, permanent residents had a legal claim to contribution-based unemployment insurance benefits || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Unemployment insurance benefits for temporary migrant workers]] || Direct restriction || Unemployment insurance benefits || Temporary migrant workers || isr_tempmig_uneins_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, temporary migrant workers had a legal claim to contribution-based unemployment insurance benefits || Original CRC Data
|-
|Conditions of sponsorship for family reunification
|-
| | [[Consequences of social-welfare reliance for family reunification for citizens]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of social-welfare reliance for family reunification || Citizens || isr_famicit_socben_conseq_s || Metric || Measures if sponsors who were citizens were required not to rely on social welfare for family reunification || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of social-welfare reliance for family reunification for third-country nationals]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of social-welfare reliance for family reunification || Third-country nationals || isr_famitcn_socben_conseq_s || Metric || Measures if sponsors who were third-country nationals were required not to rely on social welfare for family reunification || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Income criterion for family reunification for citizens]] || Indirect restriction || Income requirement for family reunification || Citizens || isr_famicit_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether citizen sponsors had to meet an income or funds requirement for family reunification || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Income criterion for family reunification for third-country nationals]] || Indirect restriction || Income requirement for family reunification || Third-country nationals || isr_famitcn_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether third-country national sponsors had to meet an income or funds requirement for family reunification || Original CRC Data
|-
|Consequences of dependency on social assistance
|-
|-
| | [[Consequences for dependence on social assistance for permanent residents]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of dependency on social assistance || Permanent residents|| isr_permmig_socass_conseq_s || Metric || Measures whether reliance on social assistance led to consequences for the residence status of permanent residents || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences for dependence on social assistance for temporary migrant workers]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of dependency on social assistance || Temporary migrant workers || isr_tempmig_socass_conseq_s || Metric || Measures whether reliance on social assistance led to consequences for the residence status of temporary migrant workers || Original CRC Data
|-
|Benefits for asylum seekers
|-
|-
| | [[Benefits for asylum seekers]] || Direct restriction || Benefits for asylum seekers || Asylum seekers || isr_asylsee_typben_access_s || Metric || Measures in what form (if at all) asylum seekers received support (cash or in kind) || Original CRC Data
|-
|-
|Consequences of loss of employment
|-
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (perm_1) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Permanent entry tracks|| Isr_permmig1_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (perm_1_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Permanent entry tracks|| Isr_permmig1_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (perm_2)]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Permanent entry tracks|| Isr_permmig2_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (perm_2_name)]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Permanent entry tracks|| Isr_permmig2_socben_prevme_name || String|| Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_1) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig1_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_1_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig1_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_2) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig2_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_2_name) ]] ||Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig2_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_3) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig3_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_3_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig3_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_4) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig4_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_4_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig4_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_5) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig5_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_5_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig5_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_6) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig6_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_6_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig6_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (seas_1) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Seasonal entry tracks|| Isr_seasmig1_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (seas_1_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Seasonal entry tracks|| Isr_seasmig1_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (seas_2) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Seasonal entry tracks|| Isr_seasmig2_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (seas_2_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Seasonal entry tracks|| Isr_seasmig2_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (EU Blue Card) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || EU Blue Card Holders|| Isr_EUblue_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (EU Blue Card_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || EU Blue Card Holders|| Isr_EUblue_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
|}

Immigrant social rights

2025-05-16T06:58:31Z

P.homann: /* Access to social assistance */

{|class="wikitable sortable" border="1"
! Indicator name*
! Subcategory I
! Subcategory II
! Subcategory III
! Technical name*
! Scale*
! Short description
! Data origin*
|-
|-
|
== Access to social assistance ==
|-
| | [[Access to social assistance for permanent residents]] || Direct restriction || Social assistance || Permanent residents || isr_permmig_socass_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, migrant workers who held a permanent residence permit had a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Access to social assistance for temporary migrant workers]] || Direct restriction || Social assistance || Temporary migrant workers || isr_tempmig_socass_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, migrant workers who held a temporary residence permit had a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Access to social assistance for recognized refugees]] || Direct restriction || Social assistance || Recognized refugees || isr_recoref_socass_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, recognized refugees had a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Access to social assistance for asylum seekers]] || Direct restriction || Social assistance || Asylum seekers || isr_asylsee_socass_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, asylum seekers had a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance || Original CRC Data
|-
|Unemployment insurance benefits
|-
| | [[Unemployment insurance benefits for permanent residents]] || Direct restriction || Unemployment insurance benefits || Permanent residents || isr_permmig_uneins_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, permanent residents had a legal claim to contribution-based unemployment insurance benefits || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Unemployment insurance benefits for temporary migrant workers]] || Direct restriction || Unemployment insurance benefits || Temporary migrant workers || isr_tempmig_uneins_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, temporary migrant workers had a legal claim to contribution-based unemployment insurance benefits || Original CRC Data
|-
|Conditions of sponsorship for family reunification
|-
| | [[Consequences of social-welfare reliance for family reunification for citizens]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of social-welfare reliance for family reunification || Citizens || isr_famicit_socben_conseq_s || Metric || Measures if sponsors who were citizens were required not to rely on social welfare for family reunification || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of social-welfare reliance for family reunification for third-country nationals]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of social-welfare reliance for family reunification || Third-country nationals || isr_famitcn_socben_conseq_s || Metric || Measures if sponsors who were third-country nationals were required not to rely on social welfare for family reunification || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Income criterion for family reunification for citizens]] || Indirect restriction || Income requirement for family reunification || Citizens || isr_famicit_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether citizen sponsors had to meet an income or funds requirement for family reunification || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Income criterion for family reunification for third-country nationals]] || Indirect restriction || Income requirement for family reunification || Third-country nationals || isr_famitcn_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether third-country national sponsors had to meet an income or funds requirement for family reunification || Original CRC Data
|-
|Consequences of dependency on social assistance
|-
|-
| | [[Consequences for dependence on social assistance for permanent residents]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of dependency on social assistance || Permanent residents|| isr_permmig_socass_conseq_s || Metric || Measures whether reliance on social assistance led to consequences for the residence status of permanent residents || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences for dependence on social assistance for temporary migrant workers]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of dependency on social assistance || Temporary migrant workers || isr_tempmig_socass_conseq_s || Metric || Measures whether reliance on social assistance led to consequences for the residence status of temporary migrant workers || Original CRC Data
|-
|Benefits for asylum seekers
|-
|-
| | [[Benefits for asylum seekers]] || Direct restriction || Benefits for asylum seekers || Asylum seekers || isr_asylsee_typben_access_s || Metric || Measures in what form (if at all) asylum seekers received support (cash or in kind) || Original CRC Data
|-
|-
|Consequences of loss of employment
|-
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (perm_1) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Permanent entry tracks|| Isr_permmig1_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (perm_1_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Permanent entry tracks|| Isr_permmig1_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (perm_2)]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Permanent entry tracks|| Isr_permmig2_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (perm_2_name)]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Permanent entry tracks|| Isr_permmig2_socben_prevme_name || String|| Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_1) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig1_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_1_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig1_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_2) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig2_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_2_name) ]] ||Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig2_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_3) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig3_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_3_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig3_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_4) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig4_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_4_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig4_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_5) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig5_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_5_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig5_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_6) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig6_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_6_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig6_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (seas_1) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Seasonal entry tracks|| Isr_seasmig1_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (seas_1_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Seasonal entry tracks|| Isr_seasmig1_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (seas_2) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Seasonal entry tracks|| Isr_seasmig2_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (seas_2_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Seasonal entry tracks|| Isr_seasmig2_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (EU Blue Card) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || EU Blue Card Holders|| Isr_EUblue_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (EU Blue Card_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || EU Blue Card Holders|| Isr_EUblue_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
|}

Immigrant social rights

2025-05-16T06:58:05Z

P.homann:

{|class="wikitable sortable" border="1"
! Indicator name*
! Subcategory I
! Subcategory II
! Subcategory III
! Technical name*
! Scale*
! Short description
! Data origin*
|-
|-
|
=== Access to social assistance ===
|-
| | [[Access to social assistance for permanent residents]] || Direct restriction || Social assistance || Permanent residents || isr_permmig_socass_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, migrant workers who held a permanent residence permit had a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Access to social assistance for temporary migrant workers]] || Direct restriction || Social assistance || Temporary migrant workers || isr_tempmig_socass_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, migrant workers who held a temporary residence permit had a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Access to social assistance for recognized refugees]] || Direct restriction || Social assistance || Recognized refugees || isr_recoref_socass_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, recognized refugees had a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Access to social assistance for asylum seekers]] || Direct restriction || Social assistance || Asylum seekers || isr_asylsee_socass_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, asylum seekers had a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance || Original CRC Data
|-
|Unemployment insurance benefits
|-
| | [[Unemployment insurance benefits for permanent residents]] || Direct restriction || Unemployment insurance benefits || Permanent residents || isr_permmig_uneins_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, permanent residents had a legal claim to contribution-based unemployment insurance benefits || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Unemployment insurance benefits for temporary migrant workers]] || Direct restriction || Unemployment insurance benefits || Temporary migrant workers || isr_tempmig_uneins_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, temporary migrant workers had a legal claim to contribution-based unemployment insurance benefits || Original CRC Data
|-
|Conditions of sponsorship for family reunification
|-
| | [[Consequences of social-welfare reliance for family reunification for citizens]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of social-welfare reliance for family reunification || Citizens || isr_famicit_socben_conseq_s || Metric || Measures if sponsors who were citizens were required not to rely on social welfare for family reunification || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of social-welfare reliance for family reunification for third-country nationals]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of social-welfare reliance for family reunification || Third-country nationals || isr_famitcn_socben_conseq_s || Metric || Measures if sponsors who were third-country nationals were required not to rely on social welfare for family reunification || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Income criterion for family reunification for citizens]] || Indirect restriction || Income requirement for family reunification || Citizens || isr_famicit_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether citizen sponsors had to meet an income or funds requirement for family reunification || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Income criterion for family reunification for third-country nationals]] || Indirect restriction || Income requirement for family reunification || Third-country nationals || isr_famitcn_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether third-country national sponsors had to meet an income or funds requirement for family reunification || Original CRC Data
|-
|Consequences of dependency on social assistance
|-
|-
| | [[Consequences for dependence on social assistance for permanent residents]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of dependency on social assistance || Permanent residents|| isr_permmig_socass_conseq_s || Metric || Measures whether reliance on social assistance led to consequences for the residence status of permanent residents || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences for dependence on social assistance for temporary migrant workers]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of dependency on social assistance || Temporary migrant workers || isr_tempmig_socass_conseq_s || Metric || Measures whether reliance on social assistance led to consequences for the residence status of temporary migrant workers || Original CRC Data
|-
|Benefits for asylum seekers
|-
|-
| | [[Benefits for asylum seekers]] || Direct restriction || Benefits for asylum seekers || Asylum seekers || isr_asylsee_typben_access_s || Metric || Measures in what form (if at all) asylum seekers received support (cash or in kind) || Original CRC Data
|-
|-
|Consequences of loss of employment
|-
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (perm_1) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Permanent entry tracks|| Isr_permmig1_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (perm_1_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Permanent entry tracks|| Isr_permmig1_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (perm_2)]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Permanent entry tracks|| Isr_permmig2_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (perm_2_name)]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Permanent entry tracks|| Isr_permmig2_socben_prevme_name || String|| Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_1) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig1_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_1_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig1_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_2) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig2_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_2_name) ]] ||Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig2_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_3) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig3_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_3_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig3_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_4) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig4_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_4_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig4_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_5) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig5_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_5_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig5_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_6) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig6_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_6_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig6_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (seas_1) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Seasonal entry tracks|| Isr_seasmig1_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (seas_1_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Seasonal entry tracks|| Isr_seasmig1_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (seas_2) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Seasonal entry tracks|| Isr_seasmig2_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (seas_2_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Seasonal entry tracks|| Isr_seasmig2_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (EU Blue Card) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || EU Blue Card Holders|| Isr_EUblue_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (EU Blue Card_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || EU Blue Card Holders|| Isr_EUblue_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
|}

Benefits for asylum seekers

2025-05-15T10:41:06Z

P.homann:

{{IndicatorForm
|datatype=Numeric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
|techname=isr_asylsee_typben_access_s
|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Cash or in-kind benefits for asylum seekers
|relatedindicators=isr_asylsee_socass_access_s
|description=Measures in the years of data collection, in what form (if at all) did asylum seekers received support (cash or in kind).
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q6:''' In the years [YYYY-YYYY], in what form did asylum seekers receive benefits (cash payment or payment in kind)?

=== Specification of scores ===
<table class="wikitable">
<tr>
<th>Value</th>
<th>Specification</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0</td>
<td>Neither cash nor in kind OR status of asylum seeker does not exist</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.5</td>
<td>No cash and yes, in kind</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.75</td>
<td>Yes, cash and yes, in kind</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>Yes, cash and no in kind</td>
</tr>
</table>

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Benefits for asylum seekers

2025-05-15T10:25:47Z

P.homann:

{{IndicatorForm
|datatype=Numeric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
|techname=isr_asylsee_typben_access_s
|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Cash or in-kind benefits for asylum seekers
|relatedindicators=isr_asylsee_socass_access_s
|description=Measures in the years of data collection, in what form (if at all) did received support (cash or in kind).
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q6:''' In the years [YYYY-YYYY], in what form did asylum seekers receive benefits (cash payment or payment in kind)?

=== Specification of scores ===
<table class="wikitable">
<tr>
<th>Value</th>
<th>Specification</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0</td>
<td>Neither cash nor in kind OR status of asylum seeker does not exist</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.5</td>
<td>No cash and yes, in kind</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>0.75</td>
<td>Yes, cash and yes, in kind</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>Yes, cash and no in kind</td>
</tr>
</table>

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Benefits for asylum seekers

2025-05-15T10:24:43Z

P.homann:

{{IndicatorForm
|datatype=Numeric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
|techname=isr_asylsee_typben_access_s
|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Cash or in-kind benefits for asylum seekers
|relatedindicators=isr_asylsee_socass_access_s
|description=Measures in the years of data collection, in what form (if at all) did received support (cash or in kind).
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q6:''' In the years [YYYY-YYYY], in what form did asylum seekers receive benefits (cash payment or payment in kind)?

=== Specification of scores ===
[[
{|class="wikitable"
|-
! Value !! Specification
|-
| 0 || Neither cash nor in kind OR status of asylum seeker does not exist
|-
| 0.5 || No cash and yes, in kind
|-
| 0.75 || Yes, cash and yes, in kind
|-
| 1 || Yes, cash and no in kind
|}

]]

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Unemployment insurance benefits for temporary migrant workers

2025-05-15T10:03:02Z

P.homann: Created page with "{{IndicatorForm |datatype=Numeric |scale=Metric |scale=Metric |scale=Metric |valuelabels=Not applicable |techname=isr_tempmig_uneins_access_s |category=Immigrant social rights..."

{{IndicatorForm
|datatype=Numeric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
|techname=isr_tempmig_uneins_access_s
|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Unemployment insurance benefits
|relatedindicators=
|description=Measures if in the years of data collection, migrant workers who held a temporary residence permit did have a legal claim to contribution-based unemployment insurance benefits
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q2c:''' In the years [YYYY-YYYY], did migrant workers who held a temporary residence permit have a legal claim to contribution-based unemployment insurance benefits?

=== Specification of scores ===

[[
{|class="wikitable"
|-
! Value !! Specification
|-
| 0 || No access to contributory benefits
|-
| 0.5 || Longer contribution period/ additional requirements
|-
| 1 || Same contribution period as citizens
|}
]]

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Immigrant social rights

2025-05-15T10:00:28Z

P.homann:

{|class="wikitable sortable" border="1"
! Indicator name*
! Subcategory I
! Subcategory II
! Subcategory III
! Technical name*
! Scale*
! Short description
! Data origin*
|-
|-
|
Access to social assistance
|-
| | [[Access to social assistance for permanent residents]] || Direct restriction || Social assistance || Permanent residents || isr_permmig_socass_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, migrant workers who held a permanent residence permit had a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Access to social assistance for temporary migrant workers]] || Direct restriction || Social assistance || Temporary migrant workers || isr_tempmig_socass_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, migrant workers who held a temporary residence permit had a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Access to social assistance for recognized refugees]] || Direct restriction || Social assistance || Recognized refugees || isr_recoref_socass_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, recognized refugees had a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Access to social assistance for asylum seekers]] || Direct restriction || Social assistance || Asylum seekers || isr_asylsee_socass_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, asylum seekers had a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance || Original CRC Data
|-
|Unemployment insurance benefits
|-
| | [[Unemployment insurance benefits for permanent residents]] || Direct restriction || Unemployment insurance benefits || Permanent residents || isr_permmig_uneins_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, permanent residents had a legal claim to contribution-based unemployment insurance benefits || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Unemployment insurance benefits for temporary migrant workers]] || Direct restriction || Unemployment insurance benefits || Temporary migrant workers || isr_tempmig_uneins_access_s || Metric || Measures if in the years of data collection, temporary migrant workers had a legal claim to contribution-based unemployment insurance benefits || Original CRC Data
|-
|Conditions of sponsorship for family reunification
|-
| | [[Consequences of social-welfare reliance for family reunification for citizens]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of social-welfare reliance for family reunification || Citizens || isr_famicit_socben_conseq_s || Metric || Measures if sponsors who were citizens were required not to rely on social welfare for family reunification || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of social-welfare reliance for family reunification for third-country nationals]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of social-welfare reliance for family reunification || Third-country nationals || isr_famitcn_socben_conseq_s || Metric || Measures if sponsors who were third-country nationals were required not to rely on social welfare for family reunification || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Income criterion for family reunification for citizens]] || Indirect restriction || Income requirement for family reunification || Citizens || isr_famicit_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether citizen sponsors had to meet an income or funds requirement for family reunification || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Income criterion for family reunification for third-country nationals]] || Indirect restriction || Income requirement for family reunification || Third-country nationals || isr_famitcn_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether third-country national sponsors had to meet an income or funds requirement for family reunification || Original CRC Data
|-
|Consequences of dependency on social assistance
|-
|-
| | [[Consequences for dependence on social assistance for permanent residents]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of dependency on social assistance || Permanent residents|| isr_permmig_socass_conseq_s || Metric || Measures whether reliance on social assistance led to consequences for the residence status of permanent residents || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences for dependence on social assistance for temporary migrant workers]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of dependency on social assistance || Temporary migrant workers || isr_tempmig_socass_conseq_s || Metric || Measures whether reliance on social assistance led to consequences for the residence status of temporary migrant workers || Original CRC Data
|-
|Benefits for asylum seekers
|-
|-
| | [[Benefits for asylum seekers]] || Direct restriction || Benefits for asylum seekers || Asylum seekers || isr_asylsee_typben_access_s || Metric || Measures in what form (if at all) asylum seekers received support (cash or in kind) || Original CRC Data
|-
|-
|Consequences of loss of employment
|-
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (perm_1) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Permanent entry tracks|| Isr_permmig1_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (perm_1_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Permanent entry tracks|| Isr_permmig1_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (perm_2)]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Permanent entry tracks|| Isr_permmig2_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (perm_2_name)]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Permanent entry tracks|| Isr_permmig2_socben_prevme_name || String|| Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_1) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig1_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_1_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig1_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_2) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig2_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_2_name) ]] ||Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig2_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_3) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig3_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_3_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig3_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_4) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig4_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_4_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig4_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_5) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig5_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_5_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig5_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_6) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig6_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (temp_6_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Temporary entry tracks|| Isr_tempmig6_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (seas_1) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Seasonal entry tracks|| Isr_seasmig1_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (seas_1_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Seasonal entry tracks|| Isr_seasmig1_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (seas_2) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Seasonal entry tracks|| Isr_seasmig2_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (seas_2_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || Seasonal entry tracks|| Isr_seasmig2_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (EU Blue Card) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || EU Blue Card Holders|| Isr_EUblue_socben_prevme_s || Metric || Measures whether loss of employment has consequences for a migrant worker’s residence permit || Original CRC Data
|-
| | [[Consequences of loss of employment (EU Blue Card_name) ]] || Indirect restriction || Consequences of loss of employment || EU Blue Card Holders|| Isr_EUblue_socben_prevme_name || String || Indicates the respective name of the entry track for which the consequence is measured|| Original CRC Data
|-
|}

Unemployment insurance benefits for permanent residents

2025-05-15T09:35:34Z

P.homann:

{{IndicatorForm
|datatype=Numeric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
|techname=isr_permmig_uneins_access_s
|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Unemployment insurance benefits
|relatedindicators=
|description=Measures if in the years of data collection, migrant workers who held a permanent residence permit did have a legal claim to contribution-based unemployment insurance benefits
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q2b:''' In the years [YYYY-YYYY], did migrant workers who held a permanent residence permit have a legal claim to contribution-based unemployment insurance benefits?

=== Specification of scores ===

[[
{|class="wikitable"
|-
! Value !! Specification
|-
| 0 || No access to contributory benefits OR status of permanent resident does not exist
|-
| 0.5 || Longer contribution period/ additional requirements
|-
| 1 || Same contribution period as citizens
|}
]]

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Unemployment insurance benefits for permanent residents

2025-05-15T09:34:20Z

P.homann:

{{IndicatorForm
|datatype=Numeric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
|techname=isr_permmig_uneins_access_s
|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Unemployment insurance benefits
|relatedindicators=
|description=Measures if in the years of data collection, migrant workers who held a permanent residence permit did have a legal claim to contribution-based unemployment insurance benefits
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q2b:''' In the years [YYYY-YYYY], did migrant workers who held a permanent residence permit have a legal claim to contribution-based unemployment insurance benefits?

=== Specification of scores ===

{{|class="wikitable"
|-
! Value !! Specification
|-
| 0 || No access to contributory benefits OR status of permanent resident does not exist
|-
| 0.5 || Longer contribution period/ additional requirements
|-
| 1 || Same contribution period as citizens
|}}

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Unemployment insurance benefits for permanent residents

2025-05-15T09:33:10Z

P.homann: Created page with "{{IndicatorForm |datatype=Numeric |scale=Metric |scale=Metric |scale=Metric |valuelabels=Not applicable |techname=isr_permmig_uneins_access_s |category=Immigrant social rights..."

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|datatype=Numeric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
|techname=isr_permmig_uneins_access_s
|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Unemployment insurance benefits
|relatedindicators=
|description=Measures if in the years of data collection, migrant workers who held a permanent residence permit did have a legal claim to contribution-based unemployment insurance benefits
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q2b:''' In the years [YYYY-YYYY], did migrant workers who held a permanent residence permit have a legal claim to contribution-based unemployment insurance benefits?

=== Specification of scores ===

[[
{|class="wikitable"
|-
! Value !! Specification
|-
| 0 || No access to contributory benefits OR status of permanent resident does not exist
|-
| 0.5 || Longer contribution period/ additional requirements
|-
| 1 || Same contribution period as citizens
|}

]]

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Access to social assistance for asylum seekers

2025-05-15T09:20:57Z

P.homann:

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|scale=Metric
|scale=Metric
|valuelabels=Not applicable
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|category=Immigrant social rights
|label=Access to social assistance
|relatedindicators=
|description=Measures if in the years of data collection, asylum seekers did have a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance.
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q1e:''' In the years [YYYY-YYYY], did asylum seekers have a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance?

=== Specification of scores ===

[[
{|class="wikitable"
|-
! Value !! Specification
|-
| 0 || No Access
|-
| 0.5 || Any condition | lower benefits | limited duration | administrative discretion
|-
| 1 || Same as citizens (other than residency requirements)
|}

]]

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}

Access to social assistance for recognized refugees

2025-05-15T09:16:32Z

P.homann:

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|label=Access to social assistance
|relatedindicators=
|description=Measures if in the years of data collection, recognized refugees did have a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance.
|codingrules==== Survey Question ===

'''q1d:''' In the years [YYYY-YYYY], did recognized refugees have a legal claim to tax-funded social assistance?

=== Specification of scores ===

[[
{|class="wikitable"
|-
! Value !! Specification
|-
| 0 || No Access
|-
| 0.5 || Any condition | lower benefits | limited duration | administrative discretion
|-
| 1 || Same as citizens (other than residency requirements)
|}

]]

=== Missing values ===
Depending on the cause of the absence of a value, several types of missing values can be differentiated. These are as follows:
*-991 Don’t know
*-992 Former communist countries
*-993 Benefit did not exist (including for citizens)
*-994 Legal category of migrants did not exist
*-995 Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed
*-996 Country not in sample for other country-specific reason
*-997 Index is missing because all underlying variables are also missing
*-998 Missing for other reasons
*-999 Country not in sample in 1980-1999

=== Filter logic ===
If a type of benefit does not exist:
* in those years in which a certain benefit does not exist, all items pertaining to that benefit are set to missing (-993).
If a legal category of migrant does not exist:
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘permanent resident’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1b, q2b, q3b_parent, q3b_child, q4b_residence, q4b_other, q5b and q7b.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘recognized refugee’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1d, q3d_parent, q3d_child, q4d_residence and q4d_other.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘asylum seeker’, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1e, q3e_parent, q3e_child, q4e and q6.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q8a_welfare and q8a_income.
* in those years in which there is no legally recognized category of ‘family reunification migrant’ with a non-citizen sponsor, this is scored as most restrictive (0). This concerns q1f, q8b_welfare and q8b_income.

'''Exception''': In q1[…], q2[…], q3[…], q4[…] and q5[…], if the respective category does not exist and the benefit in question also does not exist, this is scored as missing (-995 [Neither benefit nor legal category of migrants existed]).

For ''temporary'' and ''seasonal'' labour migrants, if there is no such legally recognized category, this is scored as missing (-994 if the benefit exists, -995 if it does not).

=== Further information ===
For comprehensive information on the data collection procedures, coding scheme, questionnaire design, filter logic, and related aspects, please consult the Technical Report: [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|citation=Henninger, J., Junge, M., Römer, F., Bartsch, S. (2025). The Immigrant Social Rights Data Set (ImmigSR). Technical Report (2., aktualisierte Ausgabe, Stand: 04.03.2025), SFB 1342 Technical Paper Series/18/2025, Bremen: CRC 1342, [https://media.suub.uni-bremen.de/bitstream/elib/8858/3/WeSIS_Technical_Papers_No%2018%20%281%29.pdf 10.26092/elib/3739]
|relatedpublications=Römer, F., Henninger, J., & Harris, E. (2024). Social protection for mobile populations? A global perspective on immigrant social rights. Social Policy & Administration, 58(1), 155–174. [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/spol.12955 10.1111/spol.12955]
|projectmanagers=Dr. Friederike Römer
|datarelease=01.06.2025
|revisions=
|sources=Original CRC Data
}}