Bundesamt für Migration und Flüchtlinge

The Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) is the central competence center for asylum, migration, and integration in Germany. It is responsible for conducting the asylum procedure, promoting the integration of migrants, and providing information and advisory services for immigrants. BAMF develops and implements programs for linguistic, social, and professional integration and supports projects that strengthen acceptance and coexistence in a diverse society. It works closely with various sponsors, organizations, and authorities at the federal, state, and municipal levels to ensure successful integration.

The mission statement of the BAMF is to promote and support the integration of migrants into German society. The Federal Office is committed to ensuring that migrants have the opportunity to participate equally in social life. It supports projects that strengthen intercultural competence and encourage civic engagement. The goal is to establish a culture of welcome and mutual recognition in order to strengthen social cohesion.

The target group of the BAMF includes migrants and refugees who come to Germany to live and work. The Federal Office addresses immigrants who require support in integrating into German society, whether through language courses, vocational qualification measures, or counseling services. Special programs are available for women, parents, youth, and individuals needing literacy courses. The BAMF also collaborates with the host society to promote understanding and acceptance of life in a pluralistic and culturally diverse society.