Header search on this map looks up licensed sponsors— not the asylum organisation register.

Asylum in Scotland

Legal immigration

Work, study and family

This is not asylum support. These are people allowed in through work, study, family and the EU Settlement Scheme. We do not add the two pictures into one total.

Published · cumulative

EU Settlement Scheme · Scotland

From 28 August 2018 to 31 March 2026. This is a running total — not “how many people this year.”

393,500

applications in Scotland

Settled

224,224

Pre-settled

125,034

All 32 councils. Source: Home Office EUSS local authority tables.

UK only — Scotland not published

Work visas

Home Office tables do not print a Scotland split. That is a gap, not a zero.

UK only — Scotland not published

Study visas

Home Office tables do not print a Scotland split. That is a gap, not a zero.

UK only — Scotland not published

Family visas

Home Office tables do not print a Scotland split. That is a gap, not a zero.

Partial — series stops

Citizenship ceremonies

2,953

in 2020. Later years are not in the published table.

Published register

Who is licensed to sponsor

6,651

worker organisations with a Scottish town · 62 student sponsors

A licence is not a person, and it is not a visa. Register 24 August 2026. Certificates used in Scotland are not published.

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Home Office does not print Scotland visa totals for work, study or family. That is a gap, not a zero. Asylum support, Afghan routes and Ukraine are on the asylum map. They are not added here.

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Those questions live on the sister sites. We do not invent them here, and we do not add them to asylum support.

Asylum

Asylum support in Scotland

6,587 people on Home Office asylum support. Not added to EUSS or sponsors.

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My street

Ward, street, councillor

Ward crime, child poverty, councillor actions, and what you can do on your street.

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Government

National money and reserves

Usable reserves, national spend, and the public-money record across Scotland.

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