groups of EU and non-EU decision makers and stakeholders with different societal, ethical, and religious habits, speak- ing different languages, imposes the need for interoperable, multiaccess modules with multilanguage capabilities. This problem necessitates to be addressed at the European level, gathering societal requirements for the design of immigration ser- vices with multimodal multilingual access. Cost: The funding in many countries in Europe is limited in the public sector for the introduction, development, training and support of value-added services as well as for hiring IT experts. Therefore, the standard-based solutions need to con- sider the cost as a main issue. It necessitates the use of low-cost and/or royalty-free software components, while also exploit tools and techniques that minimize service deployment costs. 14.3.2 ImmigrationPolicy2.0 Services The ImmigrationPolicy2.0 platform (presented in Section 14.4) provides a single point of access to various services (ImmigrationPolicy2.0 services) enabling and moti- vating citizens' participation in the process of migration policy making, as well as enhancing existing harmonization actions by supporting politicians and policy, or decision makers in drafting and structuring immigration policy documents. Immigra- tionPolicy2.0 ontologies, data structures, and repositories allow users to access a single consolidated view of migration policy models, processes, and procedures. The integrated and adopted data structures are properly implemented allowing the effective and standard-based hosting of information (fed as raw material) that is relevant to migration-related legislation (e.g., see [14]), decision making, and policy design. Primary supported and efficiently exploited information assets include Council Directives and Decisions EU Directives and Decisions EU Migration Policies National Migration Policies National Migration Procedures and Processes Civil Status Documents National and EU Mandates National and EU Related Legislation and Policies Best 