Number of refugees in the Cham district continues to sink: breathing space reached!

Number of refugees in the Cham district continues to sink: breathing space reached!

Cham, Deutschland - Times for the Cham district are slowly more relaxed when it comes to the refugee situation. In June 2025 there were no new allocations of asylum seekers from the Free State of Bavaria, such as the Mittelbayerische reported. For the region, this means a breathing space that is urgently needed to recover from the permanent burden of recent years.

with 48 new people have been a clear decline compared to the previous year since the beginning of the year. In the first half of 2024, 267 refugees were accommodated, which corresponds to a rich reduction of around 82 percent. This brings the total number of people with a refugee background that currently live in the district, to around 3270. Compared to June 2024, this means a decrease of around 245 people or around seven percent.

origin of the refugees

A look at the origin of the refugees reveals that the situation has also stabilized here. In the first half of 2025, a total of 66 fled from Ukraine found their way to the region. In June, 13 new people were added, which is very trendy of the past few months, where immigration from Ukraine leveled off at a low level.

Around 1350 of the people currently living come from Ukraine, while around 1920 came from other regions of origin. This trend shows that the allocations have not only decreased, but also the state accommodation capacities in the district are sufficient and do not currently have to be fully occupied.

public perception

The reporting on asylum seekers and those seeking protection is of great public interest, as is indicated in the Statistics bayern . The availability of official data is crucial in order to be able to make precise statements about the refugee situation. This data contains information about the migration and foreigner statistics as well as our population summarized by nationalities, age and gender.

Overall, the district of Cham has the opportunity to deal with this new status and to improve the situation for the refugees living here. The recognizable relaxation offers space for positive developments that can be an advantage for both the refugees and the locals.