Population — Saint Petersburg
Number of persons granted temporary asylum in Saint Petersburg
Number of persons granted temporary asylum in Saint Petersburg in 2004: 386 people. Over the year the indicator fell by 6,8%.
By this indicator Saint Petersburg is among the three regions with the largest values among 82 federal subjects in 2004 (table for all regions). The Russia-wide figure is 1 228 people: the region is below the national average.
Maximum over the full observation period — 431 people in 2002, minimum — 386 people in 2004. Data are updated annually as Rosstat releases the yearbook.
Number of persons granted temporary asylum by year
| Year | people |
|---|---|
| 2004 | 386 |
| 2003 | 414 |
| 2002 | 431 |
Questions and answers
What is “Number of persons granted temporary asylum” in Saint Petersburg?
According to Rosstat for 2004 — 386 people.
Where does Saint Petersburg sit in the list by indicator magnitude?
1 of 82 federal subjects when ordered by descending value for 2004.
How did the indicator change over the last year?
From 2003 to 2004 the indicator fell by 6,8%.
Where do the data come from and how often are they updated?
Source — the official Rosstat yearbook "Regions of Russia. Socio-economic indicators". Figures are annual and update after each new yearbook release.
This indicator in neighbouring regions of the district
- Number of persons granted temporary asylum — Republic of Karelia
- Number of persons granted temporary asylum — Komi Republic
- Number of persons granted temporary asylum — Arkhangelsk Oblast
- Number of persons granted temporary asylum — Nenets Autonomous Okrug
- Number of persons granted temporary asylum — Vologda Oblast
- Number of persons granted temporary asylum — Kaliningrad Oblast
- Number of persons granted temporary asylum — Leningrad Oblast
- Number of persons granted temporary asylum — Murmansk Oblast
- Number of persons granted temporary asylum — Novgorod Oblast
- Number of persons granted temporary asylum — Pskov Oblast
More in “Population”
- Number of refugees
- Population
- Number of forced migrants
- Population change
- Demographic dependency ratio — below working age
- Demographic dependency ratio — above working age
- Demographic dependency ratio — total
- Natural increase rate per 1,000 population
- Net migration rate per 10,000 population
- Infant mortality rate
Data source
Rosstat yearbook "Regions of Russia. Socio-economic indicators". Values for 2002–2004, units: people. Each region has a page with the full indicator series since 1990.