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Asylum applications and refugees from Barbados

47 people from Barbados fled in 2021 and applied for asylum in other countries, according to UNHCR data. This corresponds to approximately 0.017% of all residents. The mostly chosen host country has been Canada. The most successful have been the refugees in Canada.

Refugee countries by origin and destination


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Asylum applications of refugees from Barbados

The total number of initial and continuing applications refers to the year 2021. Please note that the number of decisions (acceptances or rejections) does not have to add up with the number of applications because there may still have been open cases from previous years. Also, they don't have to be closed within the same calendar year. In addition, asylum procedures can also be closed, if the applicant disappeared or withdrew the application.

New Applications

DestinationAppliedAcceptedRejectedAcceptance
rate
Canada37551183.3 %
United Kingdom1000
United States000
Totals47551183.3 %

Reviews

DestinationAppliedAcceptedRejectedAcceptance
rate
Canada70170.0 %
United Kingdom000
United States5050.0 %
Totals120220.0 %


National migrant stock from 1960 to 2020

In 2020 a total of 34,869 migrants lived in Barbados, representing about 0 percent of the total population. These are all residents who live permanently in the country but were born in another country. The numbers includes granted refugees but no asylum seekers. The data are based on the results of censuses, as well as on estimates and projections from the United Nations Population Division.
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