About 4.37 million non-EU citizens who fled Ukraine held temporary protection in the European Union at the end of September, Eurostat reported on November 10. That was 61,055 fewer than at the end of August, a decline of 1.4%. [evidence-1]
The count rose in 25 of the EU’s 27 countries, but fell by 80,850 in Poland. Eurostat said Poland’s drop largely reflected administrative changes, including moves to standard temporary residence permits and the removal of inactive records. [evidence-1]
EU countries agreed in July to extend the temporary protection scheme until March 4, 2028. [evidence-2]
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