Fedasil and its partners are receiving 34,000 asylum seekers in Belgium, one third of whom are minors.

Fedasil resettled 487 persons last year, while also focusing on other legal migration pathways such as labour and student migration.

Last year, 3,267 persons returned voluntarily to their country of origin.

The year 2024 was again marked by the saturation of our network, despite a record capacity of 36,000 places.

The Fedasil network and its partners have passed the threshold of 36,000 places.

This winter, Fedasil is opening temporary centres to accommodate as many asylum seekers as possible.

In one year, our Info Point for migrants in Brussels has received nearly 11,500 visitors.

The year 2023 was once again marked by the saturation of our reception network, despite the creation of 3,000 places.

Fedasil takes part in the EU Passworld pilot project which offers a sustainable and legal pathway for the reception of refugee students in Belgium.

Pieter Spinnewijn has been appointed as the new Director General of Fedasil. He took office this Monday 1 July.