UNHCR Refugee Data

• Get population figuresGet how many refugees, asylum-seekers, other people in need of international protection, internally displaced, returned and stateless people UNHCR counts at the end of a year, for any country of origin and country of asylum, since 1951. Break the figures down by either country, or both.
• Rank countriesList the countries hosting the most refugees (or another group of displaced or stateless people) in a year, or the countries most of them come from, largest first, with each one's share of the total. Narrow it to people from one country, or in one.
• Get country overviewSum up one country for a year: the refugees, asylum-seekers, internally displaced and stateless people it hosts, how many of its own people are refugees or asylum-seekers abroad, and the countries they come from and have gone to.
• Get demographicsGet the age and sex of refugees, asylum-seekers or another group for a country of origin or asylum and year: women and men in each age group (0 to 4, 5 to 11, 12 to 17, 18 to 59, 60 and over), with the share of women and of children. Available from 2001.
• Get asylum applicationsGet how many asylum applications were made in a year, by country of origin and country of asylum: new applications, appeals and repeat applications. Available from 2000.
• Get asylum decisionsGet the decisions made on asylum claims in a year, by country of origin and country of asylum: granted refugee status, granted another form of protection, rejected and otherwise closed, with UNHCR's refugee recognition rate and total recognition rate. Available from 2000.
• Get durable solutionsGet how many refugees went home, were resettled to another country or became citizens of their country of asylum in a year, and how many internally displaced people went home. Returns count under the country people left, resettlement under the country they went to.
• Get latest estimatesGet UNHCR's estimates for the current year, before its official figures are published: refugees and asylum-seekers in each country of asylum, as of the latest month, with where each estimate comes from.
• Get footnotesGet the notes UNHCR publishes with its figures for a country of origin or asylum: how a figure was estimated, what it includes, and gaps in the data. Worth reading before quoting a figure.
• List countriesList the countries and territories UNHCR reports on, with their ISO codes, UNHCR's own code, continent and UNHCR region. Find a country's code by name, or list a region's countries.
• List regionsList UNHCR's regions, such as Europe or Asia and the Pacific, with how many countries each covers.
• List available yearsList the years each of UNHCR's datasets covers, from the first to the latest published, such as population figures from 1951. Use it to find the latest year before asking for figures.

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