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Home Office · nationality: Former Yugoslavia

Family visas granted: Former Yugoslavia

4 periods to 2012 Q1

8visas

Family visas granted for Former Yugoslavia totalled 8 visas in the 4 periods to 2012 Q1, down 74.2% (23) on the 4 periods before.

  1. Home Office dataset
  2. Data_Vis_D02
  3. Visa type group=Family, Case outcome=Issued; Nationality=Former Yugoslavia
  4. column “Decisions”
  5. sum of 1 rows per period
  6. published 27 August 2026

2007 Q1 to 2012 Q1

Family visas granted by nationality: 2007 Q1 to 2012 Q1LabourLabourCoalitionCoalition02040602007200820092010201120122007 Q1: 75 visas · published 27 August 20262007 Q2: 47 visas · published 27 August 20262007 Q3: 41 visas · published 27 August 20262007 Q4: 50 visas · published 27 August 20262008 Q1: 35 visas · published 27 August 20262008 Q2: 27 visas · published 27 August 20262008 Q3: 21 visas · published 27 August 20262008 Q4: 18 visas · published 27 August 20262009 Q1: 5 visas · published 27 August 20262009 Q2: 5 visas · published 27 August 20262009 Q3: 3 visas · published 27 August 20262009 Q4: 3 visas · published 27 August 20262010 Q1: 3 visas · published 27 August 20262010 Q3: 1 visas · published 27 August 20262012 Q1: 1 visas · published 27 August 2026
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What this measures

The number of entry clearance (out-of-country) visas issued on family routes (partner, child, other family and refugee family reunion) in each quarter, counting main applicants and their dependants, split by nationality.

Applications made, refusals, people who actually arrived in the UK, or in-country extensions and switches.

Source

Dataset
Immigration system statistics: entry clearance visa outcomes datasets
Release
Year ending June 2026, published 27 August 2026 · sha256 5151f0bdce2f057a…
All values
Family visas granted by nationality