The Belgian government has decided to reduce the capacity of the reception network for asylum seekers.

In 2017, 23 Fedasil staff members travelled to Greece, Italy, Cyprus and Bulgaria for EASO.

Fedasil has signed a framework agreement with the Belgian development agency, Enabel.

Voluntary returns to the countries of origin are decreasing. Among others, this is the result of the lower number of asylum...

In 2017, Belgium resettled three times more refugees than the previous year. Most of them are Syrians but a group of Congolese...

Belgium plans to resettle 1,150 refugees in 2018: Syrians, Congolese and refugees of the Central Mediterranean route.

In 2016, departures from Fedasil’s asylum network greatly outnumbered the arrivals. As a result, the reception capacity has been...

On Tuesday 17 January, Fedasil received the President of the Republic of Malta.

Fedasil has been involved in producing a brochure advising asylum seekers on their rights and the risks associated with work.