Over the past day, in total 760 people returned to the Syrian Arab Republic from the territory of foreign states:
109 people (33 women and 55 children) left Lebanon for Syria via the Jaydet-Yabus and Talkalakh CPs,
and 651 people (195 women and 332 children) from Jordan via the Nasib CP.
Since July 18, 2018, in total 50,279 Syrians have returned back to their homes from abroad:
26,730 refugees have left Lebanon, with 16,066 of them – via the Jeydet-Yabus CP, Zemrani – 4,020 people, 1,834 people via al-Dabusiyah, 854 people via the al-Qusayr and 3,956 via Talkalakh;
23,549 people (7,067 women and 11,997 children) have passed via the Nasib CP from Jordan.
According to consolidated information provided by UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, as for November 1, 2018 there are still 6,647,614 registered refugees seeking asylum in 45 countries worldwide, with 1,994,284 women and 3,390,283 children among them.
30 countries (Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Germany, Egypt, Iraq, Netherlands, Austria, Denmark, Greece, Switzerland, Cyprus, Belgium, Italy, Romania, Spain, Ireland, Malta, Poland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Argentina, Luxembourg, Croatia, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Hungary, Iceland, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Latvia) confirmed the figures provided by the UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, on Syrian citizens in these countries.
At present there are 6,318,066 Syrians in these countries:
Turkey – 3,591,714
Lebanon – 952,562
Jordan – 672,578
Germany – 534,011
Egypt – 131,504
Iraq – 251,793
Netherlands – 74,998
Austria – 42,505
Denmark – 17,995
Greece – 13,139
Switzerland-6,702
Cyprus-5,899
Belgium-3,982
Italy-3,836
Romania-3,101
Spain-2,352
Ireland-1,729
Malta-1,289
Bosnia and Herzegovina-1,630
Poland – 1,069
Argentina – 1,496
Luxembourg – 663
Croatia – 530
Slovenia – 460
Bulgaria – 180
Hungary – 51
Iceland – 197
Slovakia – 43
Czech Republic – 39
Latvia – 19
It is estimated, that 1,712,264 Syrians in nine countries expressed their desire to return back to their homeland(Lebanon – 889,031, Turkey – 297,342, Germany – 174,897, Jordan – 149,268, Iraq – 101,233, Egypt – 99,834, Denmark – 412, Brazil – 149, Austria – 68, Argentina – 30).
Since September 30, 2015, in total 29,559 Syrians have returned back to their homes from abroad (83,866 women, 142,485 children).
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