Even though the peak of 2015-2016 has considerably subsided, refugees, asylum seekers and migrants are still arriving in Europe every day. Their successful integration and inclusion is critical for our collective well-being, socially and economically: Migrants can contribute to addressing skill shortages in certain sectors, they are often the drivers of rural regeneration and can help address the demographic challenge in aging societies (McKinsey Global Institute, 2018). The daily reality shows though, that migrants are at a greater risk of social exclusion than the native population, especially when it comes to accessing health and social services, education, proper housing, and employment. Successful migration integration starts with enabling newly arrived migrants to access essential services and help them get settled and oriented in their new residence background. But regrettably, migrants frequently find themselves unable to access various forms of social support, from healthcare to housing to benefits which harms the integration process and leaves them isolated from society and marginalized. In this context, mobile applications are a useful tool to give a first roadmap and orientation essential. An app can help improving access to essential services like city halls, housing initiatives, job centers, health services, child support what else. Access to these services alone does not by default improve integration. It is furthermore necessary to know how to navigate these services – a task that is oftentimes made impossible by a language barrier and too little knowledge as well as the lack of a social support network. The project idea of NAVI-MIG was created as a contribution to inclusion and integration of recently arrived migrants, addressing the mentioned issues with the creation of the NAVI-MIG application which will provide to migrants an overview of and quick and easy access to key public services like welfare and healthcare services, integration programs, language teaching, educational and vocational training etc. Also, the project aims to provide training on the use of the NAVI-MIG application and familiarise migrants with local labor market and help with application and skills aquiring for a successful job market integration.