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The first half of 2026 witnessed an unprecedented sharp decline in the number of asylum applications submitted by Syrians in Europe, dropping by approximately 73% compared to the same period last year, from 104,000 to 28,000 applications. This decline results from political changes and shifts in Syria, as well as enhanced European cooperation with countries of origin to combat irregular migration. Syrians have now become the second largest nationality applying for asylum after Afghans, while Germany has dropped from first place to fourth among countries receiving asylum seekers. Additionally, the total number of asylum requests across the European Union, Switzerland, and Norway decreased by 17%, reaching 332,000 applications — the lowest level since 2021 — with an recognition rate of 31%.
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