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Asylum applications continue to fall in Switzerland

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August 20, 2026
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Asylum applications in Switzerland continue to fall in 2025

Asylum applications in Switzerland continue to fall in 2025


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Asylum applications in Switzerland continued to fall in 2025. The Alpine state recorded 25,781 applications, which is 7.1% fewer than in 2024.





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August 19, 2026 – 12:55

Applications for S status permits by Ukrainians also fell by nearly a quarter.

In total, 12,897 applications for S status were submitted, which is 22.4% fewer than in 2024. This special status must be maintained at least until March 4, 2027, unless the situation in Ukraine stabilises permanently by then.

The number of asylum applications in Switzerland has been falling since 2024 following a post-Covid peak. The number of people fleeing their homes or displaced is also falling worldwide. For the first time since 2016, this figure fell by 5% in 2025.

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Transfers from Switzerland to Italy will resume from the end of August

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Transfers from Switzerland to Italy to resume from end of August




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After a break of almost four years, Switzerland is resuming the transfer of asylum-seekers arriving from Italy.



Read more: Transfers from Switzerland to Italy to resume from end of August


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