Norway Expects 8,680 Refugees in 2027 – Almost 2,000 Fewer than This Year
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Norway expects 8,680 refugees in 2027 – almost 2,000 fewer than this year
The number of refugees expected to be resettled in Norway will fall to its lowest level since 2022 next year. Under stricter government rules, some municipalities will not even take in any newcomers.
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AgderpostenThe need to resettle refugees in Norway continues to decline. In 2027, Imdi estimates that 8,680 people will need to be resettled – down from around 10,500 this year.
The municipalities in Nordland are being asked to settle 845 refugees in 2027. That is 255 fewer than the Norwegian Directorate for Integration and Diversity (IMDi) requested this year. Bodø is being asked to accept the most, with 145 people. This is followed by Narvik and Rana with 80 each, Vefsn with 45 and Alstahaug with 42. Nationwide, IMDi is asking the municipalities to settle 8,680 refugees next year. In comparison, around 10,500 are expe…
The need to resettle refugees in Norway continues to decline. In 2027, Imdi estimates that 8,680 people will need to be resettled – down from around 10,500 this year.
It is expected that there will be a need to resettle 8,680 refugees in 2027. This is the lowest number since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
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