People offered safe and legal (humanitarian) routes during the Labour 2024– government
2023 → Year ending June 2026 · 4 periods
↑ 24.8%+24,806 people
People offered safe and legal (humanitarian) routes rose by 24.8% over the period, from 100,124 people (2023, the level when the government took office) to 124,930 (Year ending June 2026, the latest available).
Inherited level 2023: 100,124
Latest Year ending June 2026: 124,930
method: latest complete period before start / before end
Changes during this period do not by themselves show what the government caused. Statistics reflect many influences, including earlier decisions, the economy and how the data is collected.
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Definition and caveats
The number of people offered a safe and legal (humanitarian) route to the UK in a 12-month period: resettlement arrivals, British National (Overseas) visa grants, Ukraine scheme visa grants and refugee family reunion visa grants, whether granted in or out of the country.
Doesn’t measure: People granted protection after claiming asylum in the UK, or people who arrived by irregular routes.