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Individuals granted asylum affirmatively

Country of nationality — Serbia and Montenegro (former) (persons)
In 2019 (most recent) there were 15 individuals granted asylum affirmatively in the United States for Serbia and Montenegro (former) (country of nationality). This decreased by 27 or 64.29% from 2018.
  • Highest: 42 in 2018
  • Lowest: 5 in 2016
Data table
YearSerbia and Montenegro (former)
2021
2020
201915
201842
201712
20165
201510
201421
201318
201226
Sources
Agency
The Department of Homeland Security
Source
Immigration Yearbook
Last updated at USAFacts

May 23, 2023

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