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Number of First Asylum Applications Down to 4,311 in July

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Fewer and fewer people are seeking asylum in Germany. In July, the number of first applications fell by almost half compared to June 2025 to about 4,300. The month is not a runaway. The figures also declined in the half-year comparison.

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Fewer and fewer people are seeking asylum in Germany. In July, the number of first applications fell by almost half compared to June 2025 to about 4,300. The month is not a runaway. The figures also declined in the half-year comparison.

·Hamburg, Germany
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According to a media report, 4311 first asylum applications were registered in July, about 48 percent less than a year ago. Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt (CSU) sees this as a confirmation of his intensified course.

·Berlin, Germany
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The influx of asylum seekers in Germany is in free fall. In the first half of 2026, fewer than 40,000 people applied for asylum for the first time: 35 percent fewer than last year and even 67 percent fewer than in the same period of 2024.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The number of asylum applications in Germany fell sharply in July, with the government recording this as a success, but there are doubts about it.

·Berlin, Germany
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Here you will find information on the topic "Migration". Read now "Number of asylum seekers still significantly decreased".

·Germany
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The number of asylum applications in Germany continues to decline noticeably. In July, a total of 4311 people filed a first application for asylum.

·Berlin, Germany
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focus.de broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Tuesday, August 4, 2026.
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