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ASYLUM STATISTICS MONTHLY REPORT JANUARY 2016 January 2016: asylum statistics refer to the number of persons instead of asylum cases Until the end of 2015, the statistics published by the CGRS referred to asylum cases (number of asylum applications or asylum decisions). However, one case can refer to several persons as minors accompanying their parent(s) generally do not file an asylum application of their own. As from January 2016, the CGRS statistics refer to the number of persons concerned by an asylum application or asylum decision. As a result, these statistics do not only take into account adult asylum seekers and unaccompanied foreign minors but also children accompanying their parent(s). For management reasons, the CGRS decisions and caseload refer also to the number of asylum cases. In this way, Belgian statistics conform to European standards regarding asylum statistics. Publication date: 18 February 2016 Contact: Tine Van Valckenborgh tine.vanvalckenborgh@ibz.fgov.be 02 205 50 56

TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Overview of asylum applications, asylum decisions and caseload... 2 II. Applications for asylum in Belgium... 3 1. Number of applications for asylum (first + subsequent applications)... 3 a. Total number of persons who filed an asylum application in 2016 b. Top 10 of countries of origin of persons who filed an asylum application c. Number of persons who filed an asylum application in 2015 and 2016 per country of origin d. Male/Female ratio of persons who filed an asylum application e. Age graph (with gender breakdown) of persons who filed an asylum application 2. First applications for asylum... 6 a. Total number of persons who filed a first asylum application in 2016 b. Top 10 of countries of origin of persons who filed a first asylum application 3. Subsequent applications for asylum... 8 a. Total number of persons who filed a subsequent asylum application in 2016 b. Top 10 of countries of origin of persons who filed a subsequent asylum application 4. Applications for asylum filed by unaccompanied foreign minors... 10 a. Number of unaccompanied foreign minors who filed an asylum application in 2015-2016 b. Number of unaccompanied foreign minors who filed an asylum application in 2007-2016 c. Top 5 of countries of origin of unaccompanied foreign minors who filed an asylum application d. Proportion boys/girls among unaccompanied foreign minors 2008-2016 III. Asylum decisions... 12 1. Number of cases transmitted by the Immigration Office 2. Decisions taken by the CGRS a. Number of persons who received an asylum decision b. Number of decisions (cases) c. Top 10 of countries of origin of persons who received refugee status in 2016 d. Top 5 of countries of origin of persons who received subsidiary protection in 2016 e. Top 10 of countries of origin as to number of cases in which a decision to recognise refugee status was taken in 2016 f. Top 5 of countries of origin as to number of cases in which a decision to grant subsidiary protection was taken in 2016 IV. Evolution of the total caseload of the CGRS... 14 January 2016: asylum statistics refer to the number of persons instead of asylum cases Until the end of 2015, the statistics published by the CGRS referred to asylum cases (number of asylum applications or asylum decisions). However, one case can refer to several persons as minors accompanying their parent(s) generally do not file an asylum application of their own. As from January 2016, the CGRS statistics refer to the number of persons concerned by an asylum application or asylum decision. As a result, these statistics do not only take into account adult asylum seekers and unaccompanied foreign minors but also children accompanying their parent(s). For management reasons, the CGRS decisions and caseload refer also to the number of asylum cases. In this way, Belgian statistics conform to European standards regarding asylum statistics. Asylum Statistics January 2016 1

I. OVERVIEW OF ASYLUM APPLICATIONS, ASYLUM DECISIONS AND CASELOAD (Source: Immigration Office and CGRS) January 2016 Asylum applications (Immigration Office) % of total number of asylum applications Total number of persons having filed an application for asylum 2.842 Number of persons who filed a first asylum application 2.396 84,3% Number of persons who filed a subsequent asylum application 446 15,7% Number of unaccompanied foreign minors who filed an asylum application 228 8,0% Decisions (CGRA) % of total number of decisions Number of persons whose application was taken into consideration (subsequent asylum application) 98 Number of persons having received a decision 1.798 Number of persons who were granted refugee status (RS) Number of persons who were granted subsidiary protection status (SP) Number of persons whose application was not taken into consideration (subsequent asylum application) 917 51,0% 250 13,9% Number of persons who were refused RS and SP + technical refusals 420 23,4% Number of persons whose asylum application was not taken into consideration (EU) 27 1,5% Number of persons whose asylum application was not taken into consideration (safe country of origin) Number of persons whose asylum application was not taken into consideration (refugee in another EU Member State) 138 7 0,4% Number of persons excluded from refugee status and/or subsidiary protection 3 0,2% Number of persons who renounced their asylum application or whose protection status was revoked 34 1,9% 2 Total number of persons having received an asylum decision 1.896 Caseload (CGRS) Number of cases Total caseload 13.655 Refusals to take into consideration a subsequent asylum application are included in the monthly total of final decisions taken by the CGRS. Decisions to take into consideration a subsequent application are intermediary decisions and are not included in the monthly total of final decisions. The protection rate corresponds to the number of persons who were granted refugee status or subsidiary protection status by the CGRS compared to the total number of persons who received a final decision. This mode of calculation conforms to EU standards. Asylum Statistics January 2016 2

II. APPLICATIONS FOR ASYLUM IN BELGIUM (Source: Immigration Office) 1. Number of applications for asylum (first and subsequent applications) a. Total number of persons who filed an asylum application in 2016 2015 2016 +/- in % 2016 compared to 2015 +/- in % compared to previous month January 1.717 2.842 65,5% -45,7% February 1.642-100,0% -100,0% March 1.755-100,0% #DEEL/0! April 1.627-100,0% #DEEL/0! May 2.094-100,0% #DEEL/0! June 2.894-100,0% #DEEL/0! July 3.601-100,0% #DEEL/0! August 5.595-100,0% #DEEL/0! September 6.830-100,0% #DEEL/0! October 6.043-100,0% #DEEL/0! November 5.724-100,0% #DEEL/0! December 5.238-100,0% #DEEL/0! Total 44.760 2.842-93,7% Asylum Statistics January 2016 3

b. Top 10 of countries of origin of persons who filed an asylum application Country of origin Number of persons 1 Afghanistan 803 2 Syria 527 3 Iraq 233 4 Iran 122 5 Undetermined 99 6 Guinea 91 7 Pakistan 61 8 Somalia 61 9 Albania 57 10 Congo (DR) 56 Other countries 732 Total January 2016 2.842 Other countries 25,8% Congo (DR) 2,0% Albania 2,0% Somalia 2,1% Pakistan 2,1% Guinea 3,2% Undetermined 3,5% Iran 4,3% Iraq 8,2% Afghanistan 28,3% Syria 18,5% Asylum Statistics January 2016 4

c. Number of persons who filed an asylum application in 2015 and 2016 per country of origin Country of origin 2015 2016 Country of origin 2015 2016 Afghanistan 8308 803 Morocco 229 28 Albania 827 57 Myanmar 11 2 Algeria 139 9 Namibia 1 Angola 88 13 Nepal 79 3 Argentina 1 Netherlands 2 Armenia 277 26 New Zealand 1 Azerbaijan 55 7 Nicaragua 1 Bangladesh 123 9 Niger 95 15 Belarus 32 2 Nigeria 145 10 Benin 39 5 North Korea 1 Bhutan 4 Pakistan 529 61 Bosnia and Herzegovina 58 1 Palestina 11 2 Brazil 5 1 Panama 2 Bulgaria 14 1 Peru 1 Burkina Faso 57 2 Philippines 6 Burundi 316 48 Poland 3 Cambodia 1 Romania 28 Cameroon 335 36 Russia 1322 64 Canada 1 Rwanda 287 30 Central African Republic 25 5 Saudi Arabia 3 Chad 11 1 Senegal 260 13 China 446 49 Serbia 374 14 Colombia 5 Sierra Leone 21 2 Congo (Democratic Republic 790 56 Singapore 1 Congo (Republic) 12 3 Slovakia 25 Croatia 4 Somalia 2091 61 Cuba 4 South Africa 1 Cyprus 0 South Korea 2 Denmark 1 South Sudan 6 Djibouti 128 15 Spain 1 Dominican Republic 2 Sri Lanka 164 2 Ecuador 1 Stateless 12 2 Egypt 75 7 Sudan 137 12 El Salvador 37 5 Suriname 3 Equatorial Guinea 1 Sweden 1 Eritrea 362 29 Switzerland 1 Ethiopia 78 8 Syria 10415 527 Fiji 1 Tajikistan 20 1 France 3 2 Tanzania 13 2 Gabon 12 Togo 177 18 Gambia 72 7 Tunisia 81 5 Georgia 299 29 Turkey 304 38 Germany 5 1 Turkmenistan 1 Ghana 25 4 Uganda 21 2 Greece 5 Ukraine 434 21 Guatemala 1 1 Undetermined 1208 99 Guinea 955 91 United Arab Emirates 1 Guinea-Bissau 9 United Kingdom 1 Haiti 17 1 United States 4 Honduras 2 Uzbekistan 11 Hungary 1 Venezuela 19 4 India 79 13 Vietnam 2 Indonesia 2 Yemen 47 5 Iran 630 122 Zambia 0 Iraq 9469 233 Zimbabwe 5 Israel 4 2 Ivory Coast 119 13 Jamaica 6 Jordan 31 1 Kazakhstan 22 1 Kenya 13 1 Kosovo 737 30 Kuwait 4 Kyrgyzstan 62 Latvia 1 Lebanon 206 18 Liberia 16 Libya 83 4 Lithuania 3 Macedonia 335 6 Madagascar 4 Malawi 1 Malaysia 1 Mali 53 3 Malta 0 Mauritania 131 15 Mauritius 2 1 Mexico 5 Moldavia 14 1 Montenegro 15 1 Total 44760 2842 Asylum Statistics January 2016 5

d. Male/Female ratio of persons who filed an asylum application January 2016 e. Age graph (with gender breakdown) of persons who filed an asylum application January 2016 Asylum Statistics January 2016 6

2. First applications for asylum a. Total number of persons who filed a first asylum application in 2016 2016 January 2.396 February March April May June July August September October November December Total 2.396 Asylum Statistics January 2016 7

b. Top 10 of countries of origin of persons who filed a first asylum application Country of origin Number of persons 1 Afghanistan 740 2 Syria 508 3 Iraq 216 4 Iran 96 5 Undetermined 84 6 Guinea 66 7 Somalia 54 8 Congo (DR) 49 9 Pakistan 43 10 Burundi 39 Other countries 501 Total January 2016 2.396 Burundi 1,6% Pakistan 1,8% Congo (DR) 2,0% Somalia 2,3% Guinea 2,8% Undetermin ed 3,5% Other countries 20,9% Iran 4,0% Iraq 9,0% Syria 21,2% Afghanistan 30,9% Asylum Statistics January 2016 8

3. Subsequent applications for asylum a. Total number of persons who filed a subsequent asylum application in 2016 2016 January 446 February March April May June July August September October November December Total 446 Asylum Statistics January 2016 9

b. Top 10 of countries of origin of persons who filed a subsequent asylum application Country of origin Number of persons 1 Afghanistan 63 2 Russia 33 3 Iran 26 4 Guinea 25 5 Albania 21 6 China 21 7 Syria 19 8 Pakistan 18 9 Iraq 17 10 Armenia 17 Other countries 186 Total January 2016 446 Other countries 41,7% Armenia 3,8% Iraq 3,8% Pakistan 4,0% Afghanistan 14,1% Syria 4,3% Russia 7,4% Iran 5,8% Guinea 5,6% Albania 4,7% China 4,7% Asylum Statistics January 2016 10

4. Applications for asylum filed by unaccompanied foreign minors The figures in the table below are regularly updated. The original figures refer to applications filed by young people who declare to be unaccompanied minors at the start of their asylum procedure. The Immigration Office updates these figures according to the result of the bone tests carried out to determine their real age. a. Number of unaccompanied foreign minors who filed an asylum application in 2015-2016 2015 2016 +/- in % compared to 2015 +/- in % compared to previous month January 53 288 443,4% -64,2% February 43-100,0% March 36-100,0% #DEEL/0! April 35-100,0% #DEEL/0! May 79-100,0% #DEEL/0! June 117-100,0% #DEEL/0! July 181-100,0% #DEEL/0! August 214-100,0% #DEEL/0! September 349-100,0% #DEEL/0! October 423-100,0% #DEEL/0! November 765-100,0% #DEEL/0! December 804-100,0% #DEEL/0! Total 3.099 288-90,7% b. Number of unaccompanied foreign minors who filed an asylum application in 2007-2016 3.099 1.385 435 470 711 896 981 423 486 288 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Asylum Statistics January 2016 11

c. Top 5 of countries of origin of unaccompanied foreign minors who filed an asylum application Country of origin Number of unaccompanied minor aliens 1 Afghanistan 207 2 Syria 19 3 Guinea 12 4 Morocco 7 5 Iraq 5 Other countries 38 Total January 2016 288 Morocco 2,4% Guinea 4,2% Syria 6,6% Iraq 1,7% Other countries 13,2% Afghanistan 71,9% d. Proportion boys/girls among unaccompanied foreign minors 2008-2016 Boys Girls 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 71,4% 28,6% 2015 83,5% 16,5% 2016 91,3% 8,7% 8,7% January 2016 J M 91,3% Asylum Statistics January 2016 12

III. ASYLUM DECISIONS 1. Number of cases transmitted by the Immigration Office (Source: Immigration Office) January Cases transmitted to the CGRS 3.781 2. Decisions taken by the CGRS (Source: CGRS) a. Number of persons who received an asylum decision January Number of persons who received refugee status (RS) 917 Number of persons who received subsidiary protection status (SP) 250 Number of persons whose asylum application was taken into consideration (multiple application) Number of persons whose asylum application was not taken into consideration (subsequent application) 98 138 Number of persons who were refused RS and SP 403 Number of persons whose asylum application was not taken into consideration (EU) 27 Number of persons whose asylum application was not taken into consideration (safe country) Number of persons whose asylum application was not taken into consideration (refugee in other EU Member State) 7 2 Number of persons for whom a technical decision was taken 17 Number of persons excluded from RS and/or SP 3 Number of persons for whom RS or SP ceased to apply 0 Number of persons whose RS or SP was withdrawn 6 Number of persons who renounced their asylum application 28 Total 1.896 Asylum Statistics January 2016 13

b. Number of decisions (cases) January Recognition of refugee status (RS) 769 Granting of subsidiary protection status (SP) 177 Decision to take the application into consideration (subsequent asylum application) Refusal to take the application into consideration (subsequent asylum application) 82 125 Refusal of RS and SP 331 Refusal to take the application into consideration (EU) 14 Refusal to take the application into consideration (Safe country) 5 Refusal to take the application into consideration (Refugee in another EU Member State) Technical refusal 15 Exclusion from RS and SP 3 Cessation of RS or SP 0 Withdrawal of RS or SP 6 Renunciation + return with IOM 28 Devoid of purpose (art. 55 regularisation) 0 Total 1.557 2 Asylum Statistics January 2016 14

c. Top 10 of countries of origin of persons who received refugee status in 2016 Country of origin Number of beneficiaries of refugee status Total number of decisions 1 Syria 515 704 73,2% 2 Iraq 97 242 40,1% 3 Eritrea 63 69 91,3% 4 Somalia 47 67 70,1% 5 Afghanistan 40 127 31,5% 6 Undetermined 34 40 85,0% 7 Russia 23 64 35,9% 8 Ukraine 13 34 38,2% 9 Guinea 9 32 28,1% 10 Iran 8 10 80,0% Other countries 68 409 16,6% Total 2016 917 1.798 51,0% d. Top 5 of countries of origin of persons who received subsidiary protection status in 2016 Number of Country of origin beneficiaries of Total number subsidiary of decisions protection 1 Syria 179 704 25,4% 2 Iraq 29 242 12,0% 3 Afghanistan 18 127 14,2% 4 Somalia 12 67 17,9% 5 Russia 5 64 7,8% Other countries 7 594 1,2% Total 2016 250 1.798 13,9% Asylum Statistics January 2016 15

e. Top 10 of countries of origin as to number of cases in which a decision to recognise refugee status was taken in 2016 Country of origin Number of decisions granting refugee status Total number of decisions Syria 419 538 77,9% Iraq 83 213 39,0% Eritrea 59 65 90,8% Somalia 47 67 70,1% Afghanistan 30 105 28,6% Undetermined 31 37 83,8% Russia 10 38 26,3% Ukraine 7 23 30,4% Guinea 8 27 29,6% Iran 8 10 80,0% Other countries 67 352 19,0% Total 2016 769 1.475 52,1% f. Top 5 of countries of origin as to number of cases in which a decision to grant subsidiary protection was taken in 2016 Country of origin Number of decisions granting subsidiary protection Total number of decisions Syria 111 538 20,6% Iraq 26 213 12,2% Afghanistan 18 105 17,1% Somalia 12 67 17,9% Russia 3 38 7,9% Other countries 7 514 1,4% Total 2016 177 1.475 12,0% Asylum Statistics January 2016 16

IV. EVOLUTION OF THE TOTAL CASELOAD OF THE CGRA At the end of January 2016, the total caseload of the CGRS amounted to 13.655 cases (17.153 persons). As 4.500 cases can be considered a normal caseload, the actual backlog amounted to 9.155 cases. Total caseload per year (number of cases) 32.094 24.328 20.089 10.380 6.124 4.966 5.248 7.790 10.560 13.595 11.495 7.006 5.565 11.305 13.655 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 1/1/15 1/1/16 31/1/16 Caseload over the last six months (number of cases) 13.655 11.305 9.739 7.847 5.860 6.183 5.589 6.376 6.269 6.165 5.861 5.775 5.816 5.830 5.872 6.738 1 nov 1 dec 1 jan 1 feb 1 mrt 1 april 1 mei 1 juni 1 juli 1 aug 1 sept 1 okt 1 nov 1 dec 1 jan 1 feb 2014 2015 2016 Asylum Statistics January 2016 17