Slovakia

Asylum applications, returns and — where the figure exists — sea arrivals.

Ranked 26 of 27 countries by first-time asylum applications in the period

First-time asylum applications75

January–July 2026 · Eurostat

Returns carried out425

2025 · Eurostat

Sea arrivalsnot recorded

No source measures it for this country

Slovakia: first-time asylum applications by month

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What it shows

People lodging their first asylum application in the country, by month.

How to read it

These are first-time applications: repeat applications are excluded, because the total includes them and inflates the figures against the way they are usually quoted.

Source: Eurostat·Figures as of 30 September 2026·Download CSV
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Slovakia: first-time asylum applications by month
Periodpeople
2023-1050
2023-1125
2023-1210
2024-0110
2024-025
2024-0315
2024-0410
2024-0515
2024-0610
2024-0715
2024-0810
2024-0910
2024-1010
2024-1110
2024-1215
2025-0110
2025-0215
2025-035
2025-0420
2025-0510
2025-0615
2025-0715
2025-0815
2025-095
2025-1010
2025-115
2025-1210
2026-0110
2026-0210
2026-0310
2026-0410
2026-055
2026-0610
2026-0720
2026-0825
2026-0910

Slovakia: where asylum seekers come from

Year

2023–2026, full years; 2026 covers January–July · Eurostat

January–July 2026 · Eurostat

January–July 2025 · Eurostat

January–July 2024 · Eurostat

January–July 2023 · Eurostat

  1. Türkiye14027%—
  2. Ukraine8517%—
  3. Bangladesh6012%—
  4. Afghanistan459%—
  5. Pakistan255%—
  6. Morocco204%—
  7. Syria153%—
  8. Armenia153%—
  9. Egypt102%—
  10. India102%—
  11. Another 14 citizenships8517%

Eurostat rounds every figure to multiples of five so that the people behind the smallest numbers cannot be identified: the citizenships add up to 510, while the published total is 715.

  1. Ukraine1029%—
  2. Türkiye1029%—
  3. Palestinian Territories514%—
  4. Armenia514%—
  5. Egypt514%—

Eurostat rounds every figure to multiples of five so that the people behind the smallest numbers cannot be identified: the citizenships add up to 35, while the published total is 75.

  1. Ukraine2040%—
  2. Afghanistan1530%—
  3. Syria510%—
  4. Belarus510%—
  5. India510%—

Eurostat rounds every figure to multiples of five so that the people behind the smallest numbers cannot be identified: the citizenships add up to 50, while the published total is 90.

  1. Ukraine2536%—
  2. Afghanistan1521%—
  3. Iran1014%—
  4. Syria1014%—
  5. Germany57%—
  6. Pakistan57%—

Eurostat rounds every figure to multiples of five so that the people behind the smallest numbers cannot be identified: the citizenships add up to 70, while the published total is 80.

  1. Türkiye7534%—
  2. Bangladesh6027%—
  3. Pakistan209%—
  4. Armenia105%—
  5. North Macedonia105%—
  6. Ukraine52%—
  7. Afghanistan52%—
  8. Egypt52%—
  9. Sri Lanka52%—
  10. Cuba52%—
  11. Another 4 citizenships209%

Eurostat rounds every figure to multiples of five so that the people behind the smallest numbers cannot be identified: the citizenships add up to 220, while the published total is 250.

What it shows

First-time asylum applications broken down by the citizenship of the people who lodge them. It is the same figure as the chart above seen from the other side: not which country they apply in, but which country they come from.

How to read it

The bar is measured against the first in the ranking, not against the total: it shows how far the first is from the last. The percentage next to the number is the share of the published citizenships added together, which is not the country’s total: the note below the chart says by how much they differ. The change compares the same months of the previous year, and stays a dash below one hundred applications, where a percentage would say more than the data knows. “Total” adds up whole years and leaves a dash in the change column, because a total has no “previous year”.

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Slovakia: where asylum seekers come from — 2023–2026, full years; 2026 covers January–July · Eurostat
CitizenshipFirst-time applications
Türkiye140
Ukraine85
Bangladesh60
Afghanistan45
Pakistan25
Morocco20
Syria15
Armenia15
Egypt10
India10
Another 14 citizenships85
Slovakia: where asylum seekers come from — January–July 2026 · Eurostat
CitizenshipFirst-time applications
Ukraine10
Türkiye10
Palestinian Territories5
Armenia5
Egypt5
Slovakia: where asylum seekers come from — January–July 2025 · Eurostat
CitizenshipFirst-time applications
Ukraine20
Afghanistan15
Syria5
Belarus5
India5
Slovakia: where asylum seekers come from — January–July 2024 · Eurostat
CitizenshipFirst-time applications
Ukraine25
Afghanistan15
Iran10
Syria10
Germany5
Pakistan5
Slovakia: where asylum seekers come from — January–July 2023 · Eurostat
CitizenshipFirst-time applications
Türkiye75
Bangladesh60
Pakistan20
Armenia10
North Macedonia10
Ukraine5
Afghanistan5
Egypt5
Sri Lanka5
Cuba5
Another 4 citizenships20

Slovakia: return orders issued and returns carried out

06251,2501,8752,500201420162018202020222024Orders issued500Returns carried out42506251,2501,8752,500201420152016201720182019202020212022202320242025Orders issued500Returns carried out425
What it shows

Return orders issued by the authorities and returns actually carried out, by year.

How to read it

The two lines almost never meet. The gap between them is the share of orders that does not turn into a return, and neither figure alone shows it.

Source: Eurostat·Figures as of 31 December 2025·Download CSV
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Slovakia: return orders issued and returns carried out
Periodpeople
2014695
20151,230
20161,410
20171,740
20182,115
20191,595
2020415
2021370
2022260
2023315
2024350
2025425

Slovakia: sea arrivals by month

UNHCR does not publish sea arrivals for this country.

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