Fedasil’s 2025 annual report is available. Another year marked by the saturation of our reception network, despite the decline in arrivals.
Fedasil has published its 2025 annual report. It presents the key events and the main statistics regarding reception and voluntary return over the past year.
A year marked once again by the saturation of our reception network, but also by various measures aimed at easing the pressure on our centres.
The figures in the 2025 annual report show a slight improvement: arrivals in the reception network have decreased, departures have slightly increased and the waiting list for single men has been significantly reduced. The Fedasil network has also received more families (parents and children) and fewer single men. The number of UFM’s (Unaccompanied Foreign Minors) has fallen for the third consecutive year.
In 2025, 3,122 persons decided to return voluntarily to their country of origin, including 219 Syrians. The number of returnees is slightly down compared with 2024 (-4.5%) but up compared with 2023 (+6%).
The 2025 report can be found attached (PDF) and in dynamic version (Flipbook). There is no printed version.
The report is also available in French and in Dutch.