Germany
Data source: First-time asylum applicants (Statistica)
As of June 2021, Germany is host to 1.2 million displaced persons. (UNHCR)
*Data source: Destatis.de
- Arabic
- Turkish
- Kurdish
- Pashto
- Dari
- Farsi
Five years on, the integration of [the refugee] population is impressive. By December 2018, there were 1.8 million people with a refugee background in Germany (including beneficiaries of international protection, asylum seekers, and those who had their request rejected). 75 percent are younger than 40, and most have higher levels of education than other migrants. Today, about half have found a job, paid training, or internship. On arrival, only about one percent declared having good or very good German language skills. By 2018, that figure had increased to 44 percent. Such contributions are badly needed within an aging German labor market, which is facing skill shortages and needs trained migrant labor. (Source: Center for Global Development Five Years Later, One Million Refugees Are Thriving in Germany)
*Shown as a % of immigrants in the field of labor.
**Data sources: DW Akademie Refugee Job Market; World Economic Forum 2020
*Data sources: Finding Their Way - Germany Report; Infomigrants - 2020 success
Data source: Statistica
*Data source: WENR World Education News Review
May 4, 2022
Months after welcoming Afghan evacuees, Ramstein Germany offers support to Ukrainians
