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Data revealed significant differences in the rates at which Syrians were granted protection across branches of Germany’s Federal Office for Migration and Refugees during the first half of 2026: the rate was around 39% in Unna, compared with 2% in Bonn. Nationwide, 170,797 decisions on asylum applications were issued during the first ten months of the year, and 60,872 people were granted some form of protection—a rate of 35.6%. The variation may be linked to how cases were distributed and to the nature of the cases; it does not establish that some offices were more lenient than others.
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