Проблеми на нелегалните (недокументираните) имигранти в България
PROBLEMS OF THE ILLEGAL (UNDOCUMENTED) IMMIGRANTS IN BULGARIA

Summary/Abstract: IMIR in a project under the Sixth Framework Programme of the European Commission on „Undocumented Worker Transitions: Compiling evidence concerning the boundaries and processes of change in the status and work of undocumented workers in Europe (UWT)“. The project was implemented for – researcher. Violeta Angelova – coordinator, Zhelyu Vladimirov – researcher, Mila Mancheva The Bulgarian team consisted of: Antonina Zhelyazkova – research leader, market was deepened. Knowledge on how legal status interacts with the migrants’ positions on the labour migrant and refugee pathways and models into and outside the EU were mapped. well as the relationship between them and the informal or hidden economy. The was achieved, the impact of these flows on the EU labour market was explained, as a result of the conducted interviews a more reliable description of migration flows gender, which are key factors in understanding the migration and refugee flows. As in the seven partner countries were analyzed on the basis of their ethnicity, age and restricts or precludes their employment. Migration and work trajectories of migrants and focused on undocumented immigrants, or those with limited status, which project documented the factors that determine migration – both legal and illegal, when looking for job, as well as on the nature of the migrant labour market. The migration and trafficked people. A special accent was put on the informal element and refugee pathways in the corresponding countries including the undocumented d ended two years an in 2009. The purpose of this project was to study the migrant

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