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The European Commission has named Spain, Italy, Greece and Cyprus as facing "migration pressure", allowing them to transfer asylum seekers to other EU countries under the new 2027 migration treaty relocation scheme. Poland, Czech Republic, Croatia, Austria, Bulgaria and Estonia may request exemptions. Other EU companies must accept relocated migrants, pay €21,000 per person refused, or provide alternative support.

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The European Commission has named Spain, Italy, Greece and Cyprus as facing "migration pressure", allowing them to transfer asylum seekers to other EU countries under the new 2027 migration treaty relocation scheme. Poland, Czech Republic, Croatia, Austria, Bulgaria and Estonia may request exemptions. Other EU companies must accept relocated migrants, pay €21,000 per person refused, or provide alternative support.

The European Commission has named Spain, Italy, Greece and Cyprus as facing "migration pressure", allowing them to transfer asylum seekers to other EU countries under the new 2027 migration treaty relocation scheme. Poland, Czech Republic, Croatia, Austria, Bulgaria and Estonia may request exemptions. Other EU companies must accept relocated migrants, pay €21,000 per person refused, or provide alternative support.

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