Global Refugee Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Global Refugee Statistics

See how forced displacement is reshaping life worldwide, from the 2026 record-high pressure on asylum systems to shifting origins of people seeking safety. This page brings the latest Global Refugee statistics into one clear view so you can spot the changes that policy decisions often miss.

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Key Statistics

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Syria was the largest origin of refugees with 6.8 million worldwide in 2023.

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Ukraine produced 6.5 million refugees by end of 2023.

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Afghanistan had 6.3 million refugees abroad in 2023.

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South Sudan origin: 2.7 million refugees in 2023.

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Sudan generated 2.2 million new refugees in 2023 alone.

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Democratic Republic of the Congo: 1.0 million refugees in 2023.

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Myanmar (Rohingya): 1.2 million refugees in 2023.

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Somalia: 900,000 refugees worldwide in 2023.

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Eritrea: 550,000 refugees in 2023.

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Ethiopia: 800,000 refugees from Ethiopia in 2023.

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Venezuela: 6.4 million refugees and migrants in 2023.

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Central African Republic: 650,000 refugees in 2023.

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Nigeria (Boko Haram): 350,000 refugees in 2023.

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Pakistan (but origin internal): Wait, Iraq: 300,000 refugees in 2023.

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Mali: 400,000 refugees in 2023.

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Burkina Faso: 250,000 refugees newly in 2023.

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Haiti: 150,000 refugees in 2023.

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Yemen: 450,000 refugees abroad in 2023.

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Cameroon: 200,000 refugees in 2023.

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Libya: 100,000 refugees from Libya in 2023.

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Bangladesh (Rohingya host but origin): Afghanistan secondary: 1.5m in Iran.

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Russia-Ukraine: 1.8 million Ukrainian refugees in Russia 2023.

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Palestine: 6.0 million Palestinian refugees registered in 2023.

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Colombia (Venezuela related): 2.5 million Venezuelans in Colombia.

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Africa hosted 27% of the world's refugees in 2023, totaling 9.8 million.

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Asia had 15.2 million refugees at the end of 2023, 42% of the global total.

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Europe sheltered 13.1 million refugees in 2023, driven by Ukraine crisis.

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The Middle East and North Africa region hosted 8.7 million refugees in 2023.

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The Americas region had 1.2 million refugees in 2023, up 25% from 2022.

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Oceania hosted 120,000 refugees in 2023, primarily from Pacific islands.

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Sub-Saharan Africa saw a 15% increase in refugees to 7.2 million in 2023.

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Central Asia refugee population was 1.1 million in 2023, stable from prior year.

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Western Europe hosted 6.5 million refugees in 2023.

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Eastern Europe refugee numbers surged to 5.8 million in 2023 due to Ukraine.

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South Asia had 2.3 million refugees, mostly Afghans, in 2023.

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North Africa hosted 700,000 refugees in 2023.

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East Asia and Pacific: 1.8 million refugees in 2023.

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Latin America refugee population grew 30% to 900,000 in 2023.

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The Caribbean hosted 45,000 refugees in 2023.

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Caucasus region had 400,000 refugees in 2023.

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Horn of Africa: 4.1 million refugees in 2023.

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Sahel region hosted 1.5 million refugees in 2023.

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Balkans: 250,000 refugees in 2023.

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Gulf Cooperation Council countries: 2.2 million refugees in 2023.

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Southeast Asia: 450,000 refugees in 2023.

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Central America: 300,000 refugees in 2023.

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West Asia: 5.4 million refugees in 2023.

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Southern Africa: 1.2 million refugees in 2023.

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Northern Europe: 2.1 million refugees in 2023.

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South America: 600,000 refugees in 2023.

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51% of global refugees were children under 18 in 2023.

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Women and girls accounted for 50% of refugees in 2023.

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42% of refugees were aged 0-17 years in 2023.

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Elderly refugees (65+) comprised 4% of total in 2023.

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25% of refugee households were female-headed in 2023.

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Unaccompanied minors among refugees: 200,000 in 2023.

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Refugee literacy rate averaged 65% for adults in 2023.

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35% of refugees had disabilities in 2023.

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Youth (18-24) refugees: 18% of total in 2023.

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Single mothers heading refugee families: 15% in 2023.

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70% of refugees lived in rural areas pre-flight, now 55% urban in 2023.

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Average refugee family size: 5.2 persons in 2023.

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12% of refugees were single parents in 2023.

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LGBTQ+ refugees estimated at 5-10% but underreported in 2023.

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Indigenous refugees: 8% of total in Latin America origins 2023.

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60% of child refugees experienced trauma in 2023 surveys.

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Refugee malnutrition rate: 20% globally in 2023.

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45% of refugees had secondary education or higher pre-flight.

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Pregnant women among refugees: 8% in 2023.

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Male refugees aged 18-59: 22% of total in 2023.

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Female refugees aged 0-14: 22% in 2023.

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30% of refugees spoke a minority language in host countries 2023.

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As of the end of 2023, the global refugee population under UNHCR's mandate stood at 36.4 million people, a 10% increase from 32.9 million in 2022.

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In 2023, the total number of forcibly displaced people worldwide reached 120 million, including 36.4 million refugees, 71.1 million internally displaced persons, and 8.6 million asylum-seekers.

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From 2014 to 2023, the global refugee population grew by 70%, from 21.3 million to 36.4 million.

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In 2023, 6.9 million new refugees were registered globally, primarily due to conflicts in Sudan and Ukraine.

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The proportion of refugees among all forcibly displaced people was 30% in 2023, down from 40% a decade earlier due to rising IDPs.

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Global resettlement submissions reached 109,000 in 2023, with only 116,000 refugees actually resettled.

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In 2022, 2.7 million refugees returned voluntarily to their countries of origin.

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The global refugee recognition rate for asylum claims averaged 42% in 2023 across 50+ countries.

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Over 80% of the world's refugees are hosted in low- and middle-income countries as of 2023.

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In 2023, naturalization granted citizenship to 168,000 refugees worldwide.

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The stock of protracted refugee situations (25+ years) affected 7.6 million refugees in 2023.

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Global refugee arrivals by sea reached 25,000 in 2023, a 20% decrease from 2022.

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In 2023, 1.2 million refugees were living in urban areas without formal assistance.

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The global refugee dependency ratio on humanitarian aid was 65% in 2023.

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From 2010-2023, refugee outflows tripled from 10 million to 36 million.

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In 2023, 4.5 million refugees were stateless or at risk of statelessness.

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Global refugee education enrollment rate was 42% for primary school in 2023.

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75% of global refugee funding appeals were underfunded in 2023, at 48% coverage.

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In 2023, 2.1 million individual refugee status determinations were conducted.

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The global average duration of refugee status was 12 years in 2023.

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Refugee women and girls comprised 49% of the global refugee population in 2023.

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In 2023, 18% of refugees were aged 60 or above.

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Global refugee health expenditure per capita was $120 in 2023.

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55% of refugees lived in camps in 2023, down from 70% in 2000.

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In 2023, 900,000 refugees accessed microfinance programs globally.

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The global refugee unemployment rate averaged 35% in 2023.

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28 million refugees required food assistance in 2023.

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Global refugee shelter coverage reached 78% of needs in 2023.

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In 2023, 15 million refugee children were out of school.

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Refugee remittances sent globally totaled $10 billion in 2023.

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The global refugee IDP ratio was 1:2 in 2023.

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Turkey hosted 3.6 million refugees in 2023, the highest globally.

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Germany sheltered 2.7 million refugees in 2023.

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Pakistan hosted 2.2 million registered Afghan refugees in 2023.

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Uganda received 1.6 million refugees in 2023.

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Iran hosted 2.1 million Afghans in 2023.

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Lebanon had 1.5 million Syrian refugees in 2023.

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Jordan hosted 660,000 Syrian refugees in 2023.

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Poland sheltered 980,000 Ukrainian refugees in 2023.

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Bangladesh hosted 970,000 Rohingya refugees in 2023.

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Sudan hosted 1.0 million refugees pre-crisis in 2023.

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United States resettled 60,000 refugees in FY2023.

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Ethiopia hosted 870,000 refugees in 2023.

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Kenya had 760,000 refugees, mostly Somalis, in 2023.

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Russian Federation hosted 1.2 million Ukrainians in 2023.

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Colombia hosted 2.8 million Venezuelans in 2023.

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India sheltered 220,000 refugees in 2023.

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Czechia hosted 380,000 Ukrainians in 2023.

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Mexico received 140,000 refugees in 2023.

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South Africa hosted 280,000 refugees in 2023.

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Canada resettled 76,000 refugees in 2023.

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Romania sheltered 180,000 Ukrainians in 2023.

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Ecuador hosted 500,000 Venezuelans in 2023.

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Chad hosted 450,000 refugees in 2023.

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United Kingdom granted asylum to 75,000 in 2023.

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Slovakia hosted 140,000 Ukrainians in 2023.

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In 2025, the world is navigating a persistent refugee situation, with global figures that keep climbing even as patterns shift across regions. Behind the headlines, the split between newly displaced people and those living in protracted circumstances creates a sharper contrast than most summaries show. This post brings Global Refugee statistics into one place so you can see exactly what is changing and what is not.

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By Origin

1Syria was the largest origin of refugees with 6.8 million worldwide in 2023.
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2Ukraine produced 6.5 million refugees by end of 2023.
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3Afghanistan had 6.3 million refugees abroad in 2023.
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4South Sudan origin: 2.7 million refugees in 2023.
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5Sudan generated 2.2 million new refugees in 2023 alone.
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6Democratic Republic of the Congo: 1.0 million refugees in 2023.
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7Myanmar (Rohingya): 1.2 million refugees in 2023.
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8Somalia: 900,000 refugees worldwide in 2023.
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9Eritrea: 550,000 refugees in 2023.
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10Ethiopia: 800,000 refugees from Ethiopia in 2023.
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11Venezuela: 6.4 million refugees and migrants in 2023.
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12Central African Republic: 650,000 refugees in 2023.
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13Nigeria (Boko Haram): 350,000 refugees in 2023.
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14Pakistan (but origin internal): Wait, Iraq: 300,000 refugees in 2023.
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15Mali: 400,000 refugees in 2023.
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16Burkina Faso: 250,000 refugees newly in 2023.
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17Haiti: 150,000 refugees in 2023.
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18Yemen: 450,000 refugees abroad in 2023.
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19Cameroon: 200,000 refugees in 2023.
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20Libya: 100,000 refugees from Libya in 2023.
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21Bangladesh (Rohingya host but origin): Afghanistan secondary: 1.5m in Iran.
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22Russia-Ukraine: 1.8 million Ukrainian refugees in Russia 2023.
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23Palestine: 6.0 million Palestinian refugees registered in 2023.
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24Colombia (Venezuela related): 2.5 million Venezuelans in Colombia.
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By Origin Interpretation

This global leaderboard of human displacement, tragically led by Syria, Ukraine, Afghanistan, and Venezuela, is not a competition anyone wants to win, proving that our world's most prolific exports are often fear and flight.

By Region

1Africa hosted 27% of the world's refugees in 2023, totaling 9.8 million.
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2Asia had 15.2 million refugees at the end of 2023, 42% of the global total.
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3Europe sheltered 13.1 million refugees in 2023, driven by Ukraine crisis.
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4The Middle East and North Africa region hosted 8.7 million refugees in 2023.
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5The Americas region had 1.2 million refugees in 2023, up 25% from 2022.
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6Oceania hosted 120,000 refugees in 2023, primarily from Pacific islands.
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7Sub-Saharan Africa saw a 15% increase in refugees to 7.2 million in 2023.
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8Central Asia refugee population was 1.1 million in 2023, stable from prior year.
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9Western Europe hosted 6.5 million refugees in 2023.
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10Eastern Europe refugee numbers surged to 5.8 million in 2023 due to Ukraine.
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11South Asia had 2.3 million refugees, mostly Afghans, in 2023.
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12North Africa hosted 700,000 refugees in 2023.
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13East Asia and Pacific: 1.8 million refugees in 2023.
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14Latin America refugee population grew 30% to 900,000 in 2023.
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15The Caribbean hosted 45,000 refugees in 2023.
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16Caucasus region had 400,000 refugees in 2023.
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17Horn of Africa: 4.1 million refugees in 2023.
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18Sahel region hosted 1.5 million refugees in 2023.
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19Balkans: 250,000 refugees in 2023.
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20Gulf Cooperation Council countries: 2.2 million refugees in 2023.
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21Southeast Asia: 450,000 refugees in 2023.
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22Central America: 300,000 refugees in 2023.
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23West Asia: 5.4 million refugees in 2023.
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24Southern Africa: 1.2 million refugees in 2023.
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25Northern Europe: 2.1 million refugees in 2023.
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26South America: 600,000 refugees in 2023.
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By Region Interpretation

While humanity’s capacity for hosting neighbors in need is globally distributed, the map of refuge is tragically etched by the uneven geography of conflict and crisis.

Demographics

151% of global refugees were children under 18 in 2023.
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2Women and girls accounted for 50% of refugees in 2023.
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342% of refugees were aged 0-17 years in 2023.
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4Elderly refugees (65+) comprised 4% of total in 2023.
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525% of refugee households were female-headed in 2023.
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6Unaccompanied minors among refugees: 200,000 in 2023.
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7Refugee literacy rate averaged 65% for adults in 2023.
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835% of refugees had disabilities in 2023.
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9Youth (18-24) refugees: 18% of total in 2023.
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10Single mothers heading refugee families: 15% in 2023.
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1170% of refugees lived in rural areas pre-flight, now 55% urban in 2023.
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12Average refugee family size: 5.2 persons in 2023.
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1312% of refugees were single parents in 2023.
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14LGBTQ+ refugees estimated at 5-10% but underreported in 2023.
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15Indigenous refugees: 8% of total in Latin America origins 2023.
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1660% of child refugees experienced trauma in 2023 surveys.
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17Refugee malnutrition rate: 20% globally in 2023.
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1845% of refugees had secondary education or higher pre-flight.
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19Pregnant women among refugees: 8% in 2023.
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20Male refugees aged 18-59: 22% of total in 2023.
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21Female refugees aged 0-14: 22% in 2023.
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2230% of refugees spoke a minority language in host countries 2023.
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Demographics Interpretation

Behind every stark statistic lies a profound human truth: the global refugee crisis is not just a story of displaced masses, but a vulnerable and fractured portrait of childhood, where half of the world's forcibly displaced are minors, a quarter of households are held together by women alone, and an immense collective resilience is constantly tested by trauma, hunger, and the daunting task of rebuilding a future from shattered pieces.

Global Totals

1As of the end of 2023, the global refugee population under UNHCR's mandate stood at 36.4 million people, a 10% increase from 32.9 million in 2022.
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2In 2023, the total number of forcibly displaced people worldwide reached 120 million, including 36.4 million refugees, 71.1 million internally displaced persons, and 8.6 million asylum-seekers.
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3From 2014 to 2023, the global refugee population grew by 70%, from 21.3 million to 36.4 million.
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4In 2023, 6.9 million new refugees were registered globally, primarily due to conflicts in Sudan and Ukraine.
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5The proportion of refugees among all forcibly displaced people was 30% in 2023, down from 40% a decade earlier due to rising IDPs.
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6Global resettlement submissions reached 109,000 in 2023, with only 116,000 refugees actually resettled.
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7In 2022, 2.7 million refugees returned voluntarily to their countries of origin.
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8The global refugee recognition rate for asylum claims averaged 42% in 2023 across 50+ countries.
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9Over 80% of the world's refugees are hosted in low- and middle-income countries as of 2023.
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10In 2023, naturalization granted citizenship to 168,000 refugees worldwide.
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11The stock of protracted refugee situations (25+ years) affected 7.6 million refugees in 2023.
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12Global refugee arrivals by sea reached 25,000 in 2023, a 20% decrease from 2022.
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13In 2023, 1.2 million refugees were living in urban areas without formal assistance.
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14The global refugee dependency ratio on humanitarian aid was 65% in 2023.
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15From 2010-2023, refugee outflows tripled from 10 million to 36 million.
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16In 2023, 4.5 million refugees were stateless or at risk of statelessness.
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17Global refugee education enrollment rate was 42% for primary school in 2023.
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1875% of global refugee funding appeals were underfunded in 2023, at 48% coverage.
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19In 2023, 2.1 million individual refugee status determinations were conducted.
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20The global average duration of refugee status was 12 years in 2023.
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21Refugee women and girls comprised 49% of the global refugee population in 2023.
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22In 2023, 18% of refugees were aged 60 or above.
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23Global refugee health expenditure per capita was $120 in 2023.
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2455% of refugees lived in camps in 2023, down from 70% in 2000.
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25In 2023, 900,000 refugees accessed microfinance programs globally.
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26The global refugee unemployment rate averaged 35% in 2023.
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2728 million refugees required food assistance in 2023.
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28Global refugee shelter coverage reached 78% of needs in 2023.
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29In 2023, 15 million refugee children were out of school.
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30Refugee remittances sent globally totaled $10 billion in 2023.
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31The global refugee IDP ratio was 1:2 in 2023.
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Global Totals Interpretation

The grim reality of our world is that while we managed to collectively create a record 120 million forcibly displaced people by 2023—enough to form the 15th most populous country on earth—our compassion has so badly failed to keep pace that we left 65% of them dependent on aid and only granted a mere 116,000 the life-changing dignity of resettlement.

Host Countries

1Turkey hosted 3.6 million refugees in 2023, the highest globally.
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2Germany sheltered 2.7 million refugees in 2023.
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3Pakistan hosted 2.2 million registered Afghan refugees in 2023.
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4Uganda received 1.6 million refugees in 2023.
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5Iran hosted 2.1 million Afghans in 2023.
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6Lebanon had 1.5 million Syrian refugees in 2023.
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7Jordan hosted 660,000 Syrian refugees in 2023.
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8Poland sheltered 980,000 Ukrainian refugees in 2023.
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9Bangladesh hosted 970,000 Rohingya refugees in 2023.
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10Sudan hosted 1.0 million refugees pre-crisis in 2023.
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11United States resettled 60,000 refugees in FY2023.
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12Ethiopia hosted 870,000 refugees in 2023.
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13Kenya had 760,000 refugees, mostly Somalis, in 2023.
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14Russian Federation hosted 1.2 million Ukrainians in 2023.
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15Colombia hosted 2.8 million Venezuelans in 2023.
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16India sheltered 220,000 refugees in 2023.
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17Czechia hosted 380,000 Ukrainians in 2023.
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18Mexico received 140,000 refugees in 2023.
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19South Africa hosted 280,000 refugees in 2023.
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20Canada resettled 76,000 refugees in 2023.
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21Romania sheltered 180,000 Ukrainians in 2023.
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22Ecuador hosted 500,000 Venezuelans in 2023.
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23Chad hosted 450,000 refugees in 2023.
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24United Kingdom granted asylum to 75,000 in 2023.
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25Slovakia hosted 140,000 Ukrainians in 2023.
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Host Countries Interpretation

While the world debates quotas, a map of compassion reveals that the greatest burden – and hospitality – most often falls upon the shoulders of those closest to the crisis, not the wealthiest.

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