Statistical Office of the State: Significantly Fewer People Received Asylum Seekers' Benefits
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The number of people who received asylum seekers' benefits has fallen again. At the end of 2025, around 390,000 people received regular benefits.
At the end of last year, around 390,000 asylum seekers received state support, less than a year before, and the number of beneficiaries of special benefits is also decreasing.
At the end of 2025, around 390,000 people received benefits from the Asylum Seekers' Benefit Act – 15 percent less than in the previous year. The largest group of beneficiaries came from Syria.
If you are looking for asylum in Germany, you will receive support for necessary expenses, such as food and accommodation. In 2025, 15 percent fewer people took advantage of this service.
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