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UNHCR figures exclude Palestine refugees registered with UNRWA in Jordan (~2.4 million), counted by UNRWA separately. Boundaries →

Jordan — forced displacement statistics — 1951–2025.

37.9 refugees per 1,000 residents — #8 worldwide#20 host country for refugees (2025)Most refugees from here are now in United States

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Hosted in Jordan · Refugees
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Originating from Jordan · Refugees
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Resident population · 0
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UN WPP 2024

Source: UNHCR Refugee Population Statistics Database (data as of 31 December 2025; retrieved 19 August 2026). UNHCR · CC-BY-4.0

Year-end 0

Not reported

UNHCR footnotes (1)
  • All · REF · Now in — The refugee population in Jordan includes 34,300 Iraqis registered with UNHCR. The Government of Jordan estimated the number of Iraqis at 400,000 individuals at the end of March 2015. This includes refugees and other categories of Iraqis.

1951–2025 time series

Hosting Originating

Source: UNHCR Refugee Population Statistics Database (data as of 31 December 2025; retrieved 19 August 2026). UNHCR · CC-BY-4.0

Age and sex (0)

Age and sex (2010)

Female 220,719 (48.7%) · Male 232,326 · All 453,045

Source: UNHCR Refugee Population Statistics Database (data as of 31 December 2025; retrieved 19 August 2026). UNHCR · CC-BY-4.0

Top countries of origin

Top countries of origin (2000)

CountryRefugeesAsylum-seekers
Iraq9197,209
Sudan18260
Russia7239
Syria0110
Egypt085
Somalia4020
Bosnia and Herzegovina1522
Stateless (no country of origin)020
Eritrea016
Lebanon016

Top host countries

Top host countries (2000)

CountryRefugeesAsylum-seekers
United States242319
Canada29649
Sweden1360
Australia6647
Denmark5310
Lebanon2125
Netherlands (Kingdom of the)1725
Switzerland1716
Germany027
Syria1211

Source: UNHCR Refugee Population Statistics Database (data as of 31 December 2025; retrieved 19 August 2026). UNHCR · CC-BY-4.0

Sources

SourceLicensedata as ofretrievedStatus
UNHCR — Refugee Population Statistics Database — country listCC-BY-4.02026-08-192026-08-19up to date
UNHCR — Refugee Population Statistics Database — population figuresCC-BY-4.02025-12-312026-08-19up to date
UNHCR — Refugee Population Statistics Database — demographicsCC-BY-4.02025-12-312026-08-19up to date
UNHCR (data: IDMC) — IDMC internal displacement figures via UNHCR APICC-BY-IGO2025-12-312026-08-19up to date
UNHCR — Refugee Population Statistics Database — solutionsCC-BY-4.02025-12-312026-08-19up to date
UNHCR — Refugee Population Statistics Database — asylum applicationsCC-BY-4.02025-12-312026-08-19up to date
UNHCR — Refugee Population Statistics Database — footnotesCC-BY-4.02025-12-312026-08-19up to date
United Nations, DESA, Population Division — World Population Prospects 2024 — total population by sexCC-BY-3.0-IGO2023-07-012026-08-19up to date
Natural Earth (via world-atlas) — Admin 0 – Countries, 1:50mPublic Domain2022-05-012026-08-19up to date

Snapshot f1a2b53a · Methodology · Boundaries

Data coverage

How complete is the record for this country — metric by metric.

ValueHosting / OriginatingFirst reportedFirst non-zeroLast reportedYears reportedLongest gap
RefugeesHosting19711971202547/555 yr
RefugeesOriginating19841984202542/42—
Asylum-seekersHosting19712000202547/555 yr
Asylum-seekersOriginating19842000202542/42—
Stateless personsHosting20042005202522/22—
Others of concernHosting19712018202547/555 yr
Others of concernOriginating19842013202542/42—
Returned refugeesHosting19711991202547/555 yr
Returned refugeesOriginating19841995202542/42—

A missing year is not zero — it is missing. And the start of counting is not the start of events: several metrics only began collection later (stateless 2004, OIP 2018; the IDP series runs from 1993 and switches to IDMC compilation in 2009).