Your rights to live, work, study, do business, vote, and travel in the EU explained. Information about funding and grants, and careers with the EU institutions.
air travel rules apply, and what documents to take Participate, interact, vote Have
Nocht do thuairimí maidir leis an Aontas a mhúnlú agus a fheabhsú: faigh amach conas páirt a ghlacadh i gcomhairliúcháin agus i dtionscnaimh ó na saoránaigh, tús a chur le hachainí, beartais an Aontais a phlé, seasamh i dtoghchán, agus tuilleadh nach iad.
Gailearaí na bhfíseán Have your say on EU policies!
Find out how the EU guarantees and protects your fundamental rights, and promotes human rights, democracy and the rule of law worldwide.
EU action and policy on human rights have two strands: protecting fundamental rights
In June 2025, the EU flag, a symbol of unity, solidarity and harmony among the people of Europe, turned 40. Find out more about its history.
The European Communities have now evolved into the European Union, as we know it
Find out who the presidents of the EU’s main institutions – Parliament, Council, Commission – are, and their roles.
The Council of the EU – where national ministers discuss EU legislation – doesn’t have
The Court of Justice of the EU makes sure EU law is applied the same way across the EU and that EU institutions and countries abide by EU law. Find out more.
The CJEU and you If you – as a private individual or as a company – have suffered
The Court of Justice of the EU makes sure EU law is applied the same way across the EU and that EU institutions and countries abide by EU law. Find out more.
The CJEU and you If you – as a private individual or as a company – have suffered
A brief history of the steps leading to the euro’s launch in 1999 and the reasons behind its creation.
companies to conduct cross-border trade, the economy becomes more stable, and consumers have
Find out about the type, role and functions of the institutions, bodies and agencies, which make up the EU’s unique institutional set-up.
All of these establishments have specific roles – from developing EU laws and policy-making
Discover your rights on legally moving to the EU, what EU immigration rules apply and whether you qualify to benefit from them.
In areas where no EU rules have been adopted, EU countries can also set the conditions
