This is the third comparative report of the National Integration Evaluation Mechanism (NIEM) providing evidence on the quality of government support for the integration of beneficiaries of international protection (BIPs). By focusing on long-term inclusion and well-being beyond the reception phase, NIEM acknowledges the reality that in most cases a majority of BIPs will not be able to return to their home country and need a secure perspective for a self-sustained life. The research helps governments, civil society and other stakeholders to identify gaps in the refugee integration policies of their country, take inspiration from other EU member states and improve the framework in place. Based on defined indicators and a scoring system, its results can serve as a roadmap towards comprehensive refugee integration policies in each of the countries involved.