Refuges Of Syrian Peoples

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Refugees of the Syrian Civil War
Total population:
5,440,749 refugees(registered, December 2017)[1]
6,130,000–6,320,000 refugees(based on UN estimate, March 2016)[2]
Regions with important populations (over 1,000 refugees)[a]
 Turkey3,381,005 (registered December 2017)[3]
 Lebanon2.2 million (estimated arrivalsas of December 2015)
1,001,051 (registered)[4]
 Jordan1,265,000 (census results as of November 2015)[5]
661,114 (registeredJuly 2017)[6]
 Germany600,000 (2014 to late 2016)[7]
429,000 (registered by late 2016)
456,023 (applicants by February 2016)
 Saudi Arabia500,000-2,500,000 (estimated overstaysas of 2016)[8][9][10][11]
 United Arab Emirates242,000 (estimated overstays as of 2015)[12][13]
 Iraq (incl. Iraqi Kurdistan)230,836 (registered)[14]
 Kuwait155,000+[8][15](estimated overstaysto June 2015)
 Egypt117,702 (registered by March 2016)
124,534 (UNHCR estimate as of September 2017)[16]
500,000 (Egypt MFA estimate as of September 2016)
 Sweden110,333 (applicantsto December 2015)[17]
 Yemen100,000 (2015)[18]
 Hungary
72,505 (applicants to December 2015)[17]
 Canada62,000+ (applicants to Feb 2017)
43,000+ (approved as of Feb 2017)
40,081 (resettled as of Feb 2017)[19][20]
 Croatia55,000 (estimated as of September 2015)[21]
386 (applicants to December 2015)[17]
 Greece54,574 (estimated in country May 2016)[22]

5,615 (applicants to December 2015)[17]
 Qatar54,000 (estimated overstays 2017)[8][23]
42 (registered)[8]
 Austria45,827 (applicants to April 2017)[17]
 Algeria43,000 (estimated as of November 2015)
5,721 (registered as of November 2015)[24]
 Netherlands31,963 (applicants to July 2016)[17]
 Libya26,672 (registered as of December 2015)[25]
 Armenia22,000 (estimated as of January 2017)[26]
 Denmark19,433 (applicants to December 2015)[17]
 Bulgaria17,527 (applicants to December 2015)[17]
 United States16,218 (resettled by November 2016)[27]
 Belgium16,986 (applicants to July 2016)[17]
 Norway13,993 (applicants to December 2015)[17]
 Singapore13,856 (applicants to December 2015)[17]
  Switzerland12,931 (applicants to July 2016)[17]
 Serbia (incl. Kosovo)11,831 (applicants to February 2016)[17]
 France11,694 (applicants to July 2016)[17]
 United Kingdom9,467 (applicants to July 2016)[17]
5,102 (resettled as of August 2015)[28]
 Brazil9,000 (approved)[29]
2,097 (as of November 2015)[30]
 Spain8,365 (applicants to December 2015)[17]
 Russia7,096 (overstays in residence to April 2016)[31]
 Australia6,000 (resettled to Jan 2017)[32]
 Malaysia5,000 (estimated in August 2015)[citation needed]
1,980 (registered to May 2017)
 Tunisia4,000 (September 2015)[33]
 Cyprus3,527 (applicants to December 2015)[17]
 Bahrain3,500 (estimated June 2015)[8]
 Argentina3,000 (approved)[34]
 Montenegro2,975 (applicants to December 2015)[17]
 Italy2,538 (applicants to December 2015)[17]
 Romania2,525 (applicants to December 2015)[17]
 Macedonia2,150 (applicants to December 2015)[17]
 Malta1,222 (applicants to December 2015)[17]
 Somalia1,312 (as of January 2016)
 Finland1,127 (as of December 2015)[17]
Language:Arabic, Kurdish, Turkish, Armenian, Aramaic, French
Religion:Sunni Islam, Christianity, Shia Islam, Yazidism, Druze

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