Today, migration issues have been increasingly inevitable and highly debated in political agendas worldwide, and the ever-growing migrant population has become an inseparable part of European societies. While refugees and non-EU migrants already face higher risks of poverty, social exclusion, and discrimination, those who also belong to the LGBTQI+ community are even more vulnerable. In this context, finding responses to the intersectional problems faced by LGBTQI+ refugees and migrants is both urgent and essential for their effective integration. This statement especially rings true in the context of this project since several partner countries are among those with the largest migrant populations within the EU.