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ASYLUM STATISTICS JANUARY 2014 Date of publication: 10 February 2014 Contact: Tine Van Valckenborgh tine.vanvalckenborgh@ibz.fgov.be 02 205 50 56

TABLE I. Asylum figures in 2014... 2 II. Asylum applications in Belgium... 3 1. Number of asylum applications (first applications + multiple applications)... 3 a. Applications per month 2013-2014 b. Applications per year 1994-2014 c. Top 10 of countries of origin in 2014 d. Asylum applications in 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014 according to nationality 2. First asylum applications... 6 a. First applications per month 2013-2014 b. First applications per year 2006-2014 c. Top 10 of countries of origin for first applications in 2014 3. Multiple asylum applications... 7 a. Multiple applications per month 2013-2014 b. Multiple applications per year 2006-2014 c. Top 10 of countries of origin for multiple applications in 2014 4. Unaccompagnied foreign minors... 9 a. Applications from unaccompanied minors per month 2013-2014 b. Applications from unaccompanied minors per year 2006-2014 c. Top 5 of countries of origin of unaccompanied minors in 2014 d. Male/female ratio of unaccompanied foreign minor applicants in 2007-2014 III. Asylum decisions 2014... 11 1. Decisions by the Immigration Department 2. Decisions by the CGRS a. Number of decisions b. Top 10 granting recognition of refugee status, per nationality c. Top 5 granting subsidiary protection status, per nationality IV. Evolution of the caseload at the CGRS... 14 Asylum statistics January 2014 1

I. ASYLUM FIGURES IN 2014 (Source: Immigration department and Office of the Commissioner general for Refugees and Stateless Persons) January Asylum applications Number of files % of asylum applications Number of asylum applications 1.376 First asylum applications 754 54,8% Multiple asylum applications 622 45,2% Unaccompanied foreign minors 59 4,3% Decisions Number of decisions % of decisions CGRS decisions 1.578 Recognition of refugee status 300 19,0% Subsidiary Protection (SP) 114 7,2% Taking an asylum application into consideration (multiple asylum application) 230 14,6% Refusal to grant refugee status and SP 581 36,8% Refusal to take an asylum application into consideration (EU) 3 0,2% Refusal to take an asylum application into consideration (safe countries of origin) 50 3,2% Refusal to take an asylum application into consideration (multiple asylum application) 273 17,3% Refusal to take an asylum application into consideration (refugee in other EU country) 1 0,1% Exclusion of refugee status and SP 4 0,3% Renunciation, art. 55 (regularization), abolition of status 22 1,4% Caseload at the CGRS 7.035 Asylum statistics January 2014 2

14.353 11.420 12.443 11.788 21.965 35.778 42.691 24.549 18.805 16.940 15.357 15.957 11.587 11.115 12.252 17.186 19.941 25.479 21.463 15.840 II. ASYLUM APPLICATIONS IN BELGIUM (source: Immigration Department) 1. Number of asylum applications (first applications + multiple applications) a. Applications per month (2013-2014) 2013 2014 2014 vs 2013 vs last month January 1.644 1.376-16,3% 29,1% February 1.392-100,0% -100,0% March 1.447-100,0% #DIV/0! April 1.346-100,0% #DIV/0! May 1.202-100,0% #DIV/0! June 1.214-100,0% #DIV/0! July 1.311-100,0% #DIV/0! August 1.294-100,0% #DIV/0! September 1.485-100,0% #DIV/0! October 1.336-100,0% #DIV/0! November 1.103-100,0% #DIV/0! December 1.066-100,0% #DIV/0! Total 15.840 1.376-91,3% b. Applications per year (1994-2014) 1.376 1995 1997 1999 2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 Asylum statistics January 2014 3

c. Top 10 of countries of origin in January 2014 Country of origin Number 1 Afghanistan 306 2 Syria 100 3 Russia 88 4 RD Congo 83 5 Guinea 74 6 Iraq 56 7 Kosovo 41 8 Albania 40 9 Georgia 36 10 Iran 35 Other countries 517 Total January 2014 1.376 Other countries 37,6% Iran 2,5% Georgia 2,6% Albania 2,9% Kosovo 3,0% Iraq 4,1% Afghanistan 22,2% Syria 7,3% Russia 6,4% RD Congo 6,0% Guinea 5,4% Asylum statistics January 2014 4

d. Applications in 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014 according to nationality (in color and bold: top 10 in 2014) Country of origin 2011 2012 2013 2014 Country of origin 2011 2012 2013 2014 Afghanistan 2.758 2.635 1.327 306 Liberia 42 27 25 2 Albania 809 667 487 40 Libya 56 16 20 3 Algeria 300 229 135 8 Lithuania 3 7 3 0 Angola 158 171 112 8 Luxemburg 0 1 0 0 Argentina 1 6 0 0 Macedonia 819 476 248 14 Armenia 691 445 318 26 Madagascar 6 3 2 0 Australia 0 0 2 0 Malawi 1 1 0 0 Azerbaijan 118 94 91 7 Malaysia 0 2 0 0 Bahrein 0 0 1 0 Mali 33 122 138 6 Bangladesh 520 496 208 17 Mauretania 192 230 222 11 Belorussia 84 60 50 0 Mauritius 8 6 4 0 Benin 57 83 59 3 Mexico 1 1 7 0 Bhutan 14 7 9 0 Moldova 7 16 12 0 Bolivia 1 0 0 0 Mongolia 69 43 27 3 Bosnia-Herzegovina 286 139 100 6 Montenegro 30 53 13 4 Brasil 1 0 3 0 Morocco 95 113 130 13 British Nationals 0 0 1 0 Mozambique 1 1 0 0 Bulgaria 73 39 23 6 Myanmar 10 23 12 1 Burkina-Faso 96 107 103 4 Namibia 0 1 0 0 Burundi 176 129 153 4 Nepal 403 222 53 2 Cameroon 561 543 417 25 Netherlands 0 7 4 0 Canada 0 5 3 0 Nicaragua 2 0 0 0 Central African Rep. 4 7 16 7 Niger 107 91 89 10 Chad 14 25 24 1 Nigeria 163 167 154 15 Chili 4 2 0 0 North Corea 73 83 28 0 China 378 395 397 13 Pakistan 933 760 361 18 Colombia 4 11 11 4 Palestina 56 26 27 2 Comores 0 2 0 0 Paraguay 0 1 1 0 Congo RD 1.007 1.334 1.225 83 Peru 0 0 1 0 Congo RP 23 23 23 0 Philippines 1 0 2 1 Costa Rica 0 2 0 0 Poland 0 1 1 0 Croatia 8 12 12 1 Portugal 0 1 0 0 Cuba 5 6 8 0 Romania 69 44 52 0 Cyprus 0 1 0 0 Russia 1.618 1.470 1.166 88 Czech Rep. 22 5 5 0 Rwanda 460 391 292 26 Djibouti 61 76 122 6 Saoudi Arabia 1 1 2 0 Dominican Rep. 4 1 7 2 Senegal 397 534 344 26 Ecuador 1 0 0 0 Serbia 1.109 571 336 18 Egypt 112 84 120 8 Sierra Leone 77 78 47 2 El Salvador 17 13 14 1 Slovakia 36 15 12 1 Equatorial Guinea 1 7 2 0 Slovenia 0 0 1 0 Eritrea 75 67 66 4 Somalia 483 360 212 16 Ethiopia 47 49 28 2 South Africa 1 1 5 0 Fidji 1 0 0 0 South Corea 2 1 0 0 France 6 4 1 0 South Sudan 0 1 5 0 Gabon 4 5 4 0 Spain 2 1 0 0 Gambia 66 81 78 3 Sri Lanka 178 118 106 10 Georgia 324 410 302 36 Sudan 75 83 65 8 Ghana 104 86 63 5 Surinam 13 12 3 0 Guatemala 1 8 2 0 Syria 555 793 877 100 Guinea 2.134 1.808 1.247 74 Tadzhikistan 7 9 2 0 Guinea-Bissau 11 24 13 1 Tanzania 150 73 52 3 Guyana 0 1 0 0 Togo 238 247 219 18 Haïti 6 1 2 0 Tunisia 106 69 56 3 Honduras 0 1 0 0 Turkey 414 368 242 24 Hungary 7 17 10 0 Turkmenistan 3 0 1 0 India 176 109 67 6 Uganda 23 20 25 2 Iran 425 410 350 35 Ukraine 57 74 55 9 Iraq 1.948 803 787 56 United Arabic Emirates 0 2 0 0 Israel 9 7 4 0 USA 6 6 2 0 Italy 2 2 2 0 Uruguay 0 1 0 0 Ivory Coast 367 241 161 14 Uzbekistan 27 12 15 0 Jamaica 0 1 0 0 Venezuela 5 0 2 1 Japan 0 1 0 0 Vietnam 4 4 15 0 Jordania 28 25 20 2 Western Sahara 0 1 0 0 Kampuchea 0 1 0 0 Yemen 13 8 7 0 Kazakhstan 124 134 70 2 Zambie 1 0 0 0 Kenia 57 36 29 5 Zimbabwe 4 0 2 0 Kirghizistan 92 53 57 7 Kosovo 1.458 983 754 41 Others 18 22 27 0 Kuwait 0 1 0 0 Indefinite 285 231 217 25 Laos 0 0 1 0 Stateless Persons 4 11 9 0 Latvia 0 1 1 0 Refugees 0 0 3 0 Libanon 86 99 73 12 Total 25.479 21.463 15.840 1.376 Asylum statistics January 2014 5

2. First asylum applications a. First applications per month (2013-2014) 2013 2014 2014 vs 2013 vs last month January 1.014 754-25,6% 5,3% February 867-100,0% -100,0% March 938-100,0% #DIV/0! April 832-100,0% #DIV/0! May 782-100,0% #DIV/0! June 767-100,0% #DIV/0! July 842-100,0% #DIV/0! August 824-100,0% #DIV/0! September 990-100,0% #DIV/0! October 870-100,0% #DIV/0! November 751-100,0% #DIV/0! December 716-100,0% #DIV/0! Total 10.193 754-92,6% b. First applications per year (2006-2014) 20.330 16.532 15.206 12.925 9.400 8.315 8.921 10.193 754 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Asylum statistics January 2014 6

c. Top 10 of countries of origin for first applications in January 2014 Country of origin Number 1 Syria 93 2 RD Congo 67 3 Afghanistan 56 Guinea 56 4 Russia 36 Other countries 34,5% Syria 12,3% RD Congo 8,9% 5 Albania 28 6 Georgia 26 7 Iraq 24 Indefinite 24 Rwanda 24 Kosovo 2,4% Afghanistan 7,4% Guinea 7,4% 8 Cameroon 22 9 Senegal 20 10 Kosovo 18 Other countries 260 Total January 2014 754 Senegal 2,7% Cameroon 2,9% Rwanda 3,2% Iraq 3,2% Indefinite 3,2% Russia 4,8% Albania 3,7% Georgia 3,4% Asylum statistics January 2014 7

3. Multiple asylum applications a. Multiple applications per month (2013-2014) 2013 2014 2014 vs 2013 vs last month January 630 622-1,3% 77,7% February 525-100,0% -100,0% March 509-100,0% #DIV/0! April 514-100,0% #DIV/0! May 420-100,0% #DIV/0! June 447-100,0% #DIV/0! July 469-100,0% #DIV/0! August 470-100,0% #DIV/0! September 495-100,0% #DIV/0! October 466-100,0% #DIV/0! November 352-100,0% #DIV/0! December 350-100,0% #DIV/0! Total 5.647 622-89,0% b. Multiple applications per year (2006-2014) 6.257 5.149 5.647 4.261 2.187 2.800 3.331 3.409 622 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Asylum statistics January 2014 8

c. Top 10 of countries of origin for multiples applications in January 2014 Country of origin Number 1 Afghanistan 250 2 Russia 52 3 Iraq 32 4 Iran 23 Kosovo 23 5 Armenia 20 6 Guinea 18 7 RD Congo 16 8 Albania 12 9 Serbia 11 Turkey 11 10 Georgia 10 Togo 10 Other countries 134 Total January 2014 622 Georgia 1,6% Togo 1,6% Turkey 1,8% Serbia 1,8% Albania 1,9% RD Congo 2,6% Guinea 2,9% Armenia 3,2% Other countries 21,5% Iran 3,7% Kosovo 3,7% Iraq 5,1% Russia 8,4% Afghanistan 40,2% Asylum statistics January 2014 9

4. Unaccompanied foreign minors The figures in the following chart are regularly adapted. The original figures relate to the asylum applications of young people who have declared being non-accompanied minors at the start of their asylum procedure. The Immigration Department modifies these figures during the year, after the results of the bone scan, which determines whether the minor is indeed younger than 18, are known. a. Applications from unaccompanied foreign minors per month (2013-2014) 2013 2014 2014 vs 2013 vs last month January 58 59 1,7% 90,3% February 37-100,0% -100,0% March 44-100,0% #DIV/0! April 28-100,0% #DIV/0! May 30-100,0% #DIV/0! June 14-100,0% #DIV/0! July 39-100,0% #DIV/0! August 38-100,0% #DIV/0! September 52-100,0% #DIV/0! October 33-100,0% #DIV/0! November 19-100,0% #DIV/0! December 31-100,0% #DIV/0! Total 423 59-86,1% b. Applications from unaccompanied foreign minors per year (2006-2014) 1.385 896 981 711 384 435 470 423 59 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Asylum statistics January 2014 10

c. Top 5 of countries of origin of unaccompanied foreign minors in January 2014 Country of origin Number 1 Afghanistan 16 2 Guinea 11 3 Syria 8 4 RD Congo 7 5 Albania 3 Other countries 14 Total January 2014 59 Other countries 23,7% Albania 5,1% RD Congo 11,9% Syria 13,6% Afghanistan 27,1% Guinea 18,6% d. Male/female ratio of unaccompanied foreign minors Boys Girls 2007 68,4% 31,6% 2008 71,4% 28,6% 2009 78,0% 22,0% 2010 72,9% 27,1% 2011 77,9% 22,1% 2012 74,7% 25,3% 2013 67,6% 32,4% 2014 78,0% 22,0% Asylum statistics January 2014 11

III. ASYLUM DECISIONS IN 2014 (Source: CGRS) 1. Decisions by the Immigration Department January Transfer of files to CGRS 1.246 25/26 quater (Dublin) 84 Renunciation, 10 Total 1.340 The Immigration Department has a power of decision with regard to the application of the Dublin Regulation (annexes 25/26 quater), renunciations... If the Immigration Department does not make a decision, the case will be transferred to the CGRS for examination. 2. Decisions by the CGRS a. Number of decisions January Recognition of refugee status 300 Granting of subsidiary protection (SP) 114 Taking an asylum application into consideration (Multiple asylum application) 230 Refusal to grant refugee status and SP 534 Refusal to take an asylum application into consideration (Multiple asylum application) 273 Refusal to take an asylum application into consideration (EU) 3 Refusal to take an asylum application into consideration (Safe countries of origin) 50 Refusal to take an asylum application into consideration (Refugee in other country) 1 Technical refusal 47 Exclusion from refugee status and SP 1 Exclusion from refugee status and to grant SP 1 Refusal to grant refugee status and exclusion of SP 2 Abolition of refugee status or SP 17 Withdrawal of refugee status or SP 4 Renunciation + departure IOM 1 Total 1.578 Asylum statistics January 2014 12

b. Top 10 decisions of recognition of refugee status in 2014 Country of origin Number of recognitions Number of decisions 1 Syria 41 73 56,2% 2 Afghanistan 36 254 14,2% 3 RD Congo 29 114 25,4% 4 Guinea 26 98 26,5% 5 Iran 18 54 33,3% 6 Russia 16 90 17,8% 7 Indefinite 12 22 54,5% Iraq 12 82 14,6% 8 Dijbouti 11 19 57,9% Senegal 11 31 35,5% 9 China 9 43 20,9% Rwanda 9 30 30,0% 10 Togo 7 29 24,1% Other countries 63 639 9,9% Total 2014 300 1.578 19,0% % c. Top 5 decisions of granting of subsidiary protection in 2014 Country of origin Number of granting Number of decisions 1 Syria 41 82 50,0% 2 Afghanistan 35 254 13,8% 3 Indefinite 23 73 31,5% 4 Iraq 4 22 18,2% 5 Somalia 3 3 100,0% Other countries 8 1.144 0,7% Total 2014 114 1.578 7,2% % Asylum statistics January 2014 13

IV. EVOLUTION OF THE CASELOAD AT THE CGRS At the end of January 2014, the CGRS had a total caseload of 7,035 dossiers, of which 3,900 dossiers may be considered a normal workload. The backlog as such amounted therefore to 3,135 dossiers. Caseload per year 42.203 32.094 24.328 20.089 10.380 6.124 4.966 5.248 7.790 10.560 13.595 11.495 7.006 7.035 1/1/02 1/1/03 1/1/04 1/1/05 1/1/06 1/1/07 1/1/08 1/1/09 1/1/10 1/1/11 1/1/12 1/1/13 1/1/14 31/1/14 Caseload for the last 12 months 11.064 10.339 9.869 9.636 9.054 8.576 8.145 7.926 7.707 7.359 7.006 7.035 1 March 1 April 1 May 1 Juni 1 July 1 Aug 1 Sept 1 Oct 1 Nov 1 Dec 1 Jan 1 Feb 2013 2014 Asylum statistics January 2014 14