EU Settlement Scheme statistics, January 2022
Updated 24 February 2022
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EU Settlement Scheme monthly summary statistics, January 2022
The latest quarterly statistics (up to 31 December 2021), show that 9% of applications were from repeat applicants (593,170). This indicates that an estimated 5.75 million people had applied to the scheme by the end of December 2021, of which 5.33 million were from EEA and Swiss nationals and approximately 407,400 from non-EEA nationals.
Of the 5.75 million people who have applied, nearly 5.3 million people have obtained a grant of status.
Further information and detailed breakdowns of EUSS applications and their conclusions can be found in the latest quarterly EUSS statistical release
The latest headline figures, derived from internal management information show that:
Total number of applications as of 31 January 2022
6,441,800
Of which 386,600 were received after 30 June 2021
Total number of concluded applications as of 31 January 2022
6,126,500
Of which 681,600 were concluded after 30 June 2021
Concluded applications by outcome type as of 31 January 2022
| Settled | Pre-settled | Refused | Withdrawn or void | Invalid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 51% (3,150,300) |
41% (2,529,400) |
4% (218,800) |
2% (115,700) |
2% (112,000) |
Note:
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Applications received since 30 June 2021 will include a mix of applications, including from late applicants, joining family members and those moving from pre-settled to settled status. Further information on late applications can be found in the more detailed quarterly statistics publication.
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Figures are rounded to the nearest 100, therefore proportions may not match overall totals.
Further information on the production of these statistics can be found in the Home Office EU Settlement Scheme statistics: user guide