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Russia

Name as used by UNHCR: Russian Federation

Russia — forced displacement statistics — 1951–2025.

Hosting fell to 4% of ten years agoMost refugees from here are now in United StatesLargest origin of refugees hosted here: Ukraine

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Hosted in Russia · Refugees
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Originating from Russia · 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

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)

A total of 132,524 was reported for this year, but no age/sex breakdown — common for high-income host countries.

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
Georgia19,5600
Tajikistan2,0615
Uzbekistan1,5190
Afghanistan521620
Azerbaijan7807
Kazakhstan74730
Kyrgyzstan3210
Moldova1510
Somalia1470
Turkmenistan1280

Top host countries

Top host countries (2000)

CountryRefugeesAsylum-seekers
United States11,9162,367
Kazakhstan12,6710
Georgia7,6030
Netherlands (Kingdom of the)1,4081,530
Azerbaijan642,462
Canada1,694665
Germany01,969
Sweden1,4900
Australia697180
Czechia145574

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
RefugeesHosting19931996202533/33—
RefugeesOriginating19641964202557/623 yr
Asylum-seekersHosting19932000202533/33—
Asylum-seekersOriginating19642000202557/623 yr
Internally displaced (IDPs)Hosting19931994202533/33—
Internally displaced (IDPs)Originating19641994202557/623 yr
Stateless personsHosting20042004202522/22—
Others of concernHosting19931997202533/33—
Others of concernOriginating19641997202557/623 yr
Returned refugeesHosting19931993202533/33—
Returned refugeesOriginating19641994202557/623 yr
Returned IDPsHosting19931999202533/33—
Returned IDPsOriginating19641999202557/623 yr

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).