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Asylum: Significantly Fewer Applications – Germany only in Third Place

New figures show that fewer and fewer people are seeking protection in Germany. Above all, people and Afghanistan and Syria are applying for asylum in this country.

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This year, around 453,000 asylum applications have been registered in the EU as well as in Norway and Switzerland. Germany is only in third place in the EU comparison.

·Germany
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The number of asylums is falling across Europe. Germany is only in third place as a destination country.

·Munich, Germany
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In the first nine months of this year, the number of new asylum requests in the European Union, Norway and Switzerland fell by 24.3 per cent. European States have recorded a significant decline in the interest of migrants, transmits RIA News. Journalists from the newspaper Welt am Sonntag published the closed statistics of the European Asylum Agency. "In 2026, the number of asylum applications in Europe decreased by 24.3 per cent ... During the …

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New figures show that fewer and fewer people are seeking protection in Germany. Above all, people and Afghanistan and Syria are applying for asylum in this country.

·Essen, Germany
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New figures show that fewer and fewer people are seeking protection in Germany. Above all, people from Afghanistan and Syria are applying for asylum in this country.

·Berlin, Germany
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The number of new asylum applications in the EU, Norway and Switzerland decreased by 24 per cent in the nine months of 2026; Germany gave way for the first time in many years to the leadership of France and Italy.

·Bonn, Germany
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Welt broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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