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Recently, European Union (EU)/European Economic Area (EEA) countries have witnessed an unprecedented volume of migration, with 1,046,599 migrants arriving in Europe in 2015 [1]. Of these migrants, most have Syrian, Afghan or Iraqi nationality, and they mainly arrived via the eastern Mediterranean route. Before the increase in migration in 2015, the EU/EEA area was already an attractive destination, with 33.5 million people born outside of the EU living in an EU country on 1 January 2014 [2].

Impact of migration on tuberculosis epidemiology and control in the EU/EEA