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This report presents in tabular form the statistical data relating to most aspects of immigration into the United Kingdom in 1999. Sections within in the report detail figures dealing with: pre-entry control abroad; entry at the control ports; asylum; after-entry control; acceptances for settlement; enforcement of immigration law; appeals against immigration control decisions; and international migration to or from the UK, by nationality. In 1999 12 million passengers (excluding European Economic Area nationals) were admitted to the UK, four per cent more than in 1998. Asylum applications in 1999 were recorded at 71,100, excluding dependants, which was 25,100 higher than the previous year. Acceptances for settlement in the UK in 1999 totalled 97,100, almost 27,300 higher than in 1998. The number of passengers refused leave to enter at UK ports and removed was 31,300 in 1999, almost a 12 per cent increase on 1998 figures.
This report details the statistical data concerning immigration into the United Kingdom for the year 1999. It provides a comprehensive overview through various tables, covering aspects from pre-entry controls abroad to after-entry management and enforcement of immigration law. The data highlights significant increases in passenger admissions, asylum applications, and acceptances for settlement compared to the previous year, alongside a rise in passengers refused entry and removed.
This report serves as a factual record of immigration statistics for the UK in 1999, presenting detailed figures on passenger admissions, asylum claims, settlement acceptances, and enforcement actions. The data indicates notable increases across several key metrics compared to 1998, reflecting trends in international migration and border control. As a government publication, its authority derives from the official data collection and presentation by the Home Office. The report is intended for policymakers, researchers, and anyone requiring precise quantitative information on UK immigration during that period.
Page Count:
114
Publication Date:
2000-01-01
Publisher:
Stationery Office
ISBN-10:
0101487622
ISBN-13:
9780101487627
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