The current integration barometer 2025 is here: it shows that 59 percent of Austrians see their lack of German skills as a “very big problem” in living with migrants. In 2024 it was 52 percent. In addition, there is the attitude towards women and political Islam (56 percent unchanged each). Living together with displaced people from Ukraine (54 percent were positive here) is evaluated better than that with other migrants (27 to 32 percent).
An extract of the results: 88 percent of the respondents welcome that refugees have to learn basic knowledge in German within certain deadlines and that non -compliance is associated with sanctions such as cutting social benefits. Stricter measures and sanctions in social benefits are welcomed to the same extent.
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A headscarf ban at schools under the age of 14 supports 74 percent, as reported, as reported, the Federal Government is planned. Marrices only support 85 percent of the population from the age of 18. When family reunification, 56 percent are that this is exposed to the “long as possible”.
And how is the financial support of people who are obliged to leave for their voluntary return? 58 percent speak for this, 35 percent.
70 percent of those surveyed find integration rather or very bad. Only 24 percent rate them as “rather good” or “very good”. At 61 percent, immigrants are seen more strongly than the locals (39 percent). 42 percent believe that the challenges in integration have grown in the past twelve months.
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Source: Nachrichten
