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This table shows how many asylum applications were registered per week, sorted by citizenship. The table shows the five citizenships with the largest number of applications, as well as the total number.
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Using residence permits subject to limitations in order to increase the number
of asylum applicants that document their identity
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Sweden and Norway have chosen different strategies in the face of record high arrival numbers of Ukrainian refugees. This Fafo policy brief discusses the consequences of these policies.
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This table shows the number applications for protection (asylum) according to the Immigration Act Section 28, in 2023, application month and citizenship.
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This table shows the number applications for protection (asylum) according to the Immigration Act Section 28, in 2024, application month and citizenship.
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This table shows the number applications for protection (asylum) according to the Immigration Act Section 28, in 2022, application month and citizenship.
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This table show the number of applications for temporary collective protection due to the mass flight of refugees from Ukraine in 2022, application month and citizenship.
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This table show the number of applications for temporary collective protection due to the mass flight of refugees from Ukraine in 2023, application month and citizenship.
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This table show the number of applications for temporary collective protection due to the mass flight of refugees from Ukraine in 2024, application month and citizenship.
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The report compares how Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Sweden and Norway handled the large numbers of asylum seekers arriving from Syria in 2015. The report is written by VY Amsterdam and was commissioned by UDI.
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This table show the number applications for protection (asylum) according to the Immigration Act Section 28, in 2022, and where the applicant is under the age of 18 years and without parents or others with parental responsibility in Norway.
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This table show the number applications for protection (asylum) according to the Immigration Act Section 28, in 2023, and where the applicant is under the age of 18 years and without parents or others with parental responsibility in Norway.
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This table show the number applications for protection (asylum) according to the Immigration Act Section 28, in 2024, and where the applicant is under the age of 18 years and without parents or others with parental responsibility in Norway.
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The table shows the number of applications for protection where the applicant states to be under 18 and without parents or others with parental responsibility, and where the application is registered under temporary collective protection, in 2024.
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The table shows the number of applications for protection where the applicant states to be under 18 and without parents or others with parental responsibility, and where the application is registered under temporary collective protection, in 2022.