Table 2 Number of stateless persons with a valid residence permit, persons not identified and persons with
undeclared or unknown country in the years 2007 – 2018 (as of 31 Dec; as of 30 Jun 2018)
Year
Number of stateless
persons with a valid
residence permit
XXX –
undeclared or
unknown country
Not
identified
Total
2007
461
27
0
488
2008
569
40
0
609
24.8%
2009
598
35
0
633
3.9%
2010
628
23
0
651
2.8%
2011
750
24
2
776
19.2%
2012
763
29
2
794
2.3%
2013
735
29
2
766
-3.5%
2014
637
32
1
670
-12.5%
2015
584
24
0
608
-9.3%
2016
561
34
0
595
-2.1%
2017
536
48
3
587
-1.3%
2018
522
39
0
561
-4.4%
YoY
increase/decrease
Source: MoI CZ – Third-country nationals with a registered residence permit in the Czech Republic and foreign nationals from
the EU plus Iceland, Norway, Switzerland and Liechtenstein with a registered residence in the Czech Republic in the years
2011–2018; Foreign Police Statistics for 2007–2010.
Figure 2 shows the number of stateless persons with a residence permit according to the type of residence. The
year 2011 represents a turning point in terms of an increase in the number of persons with a permanent residence.
This fact likely corresponds to the shift in the statistical reporting of collected data and the transfer of decisionmaking competences in relation to certain types of residence permits from the Foreign Police to the Department
of Asylum and Migration Policy of the MoI.
Figure 2 Stateless
personsof
with
a valid persons
residencewith
permit
according
to the permit
type of residence
thethe
years 2007
Classification
stateless
a valid
residence
accordinginto
– 2018 (as of 31 Dec; as of 30 Jun 2018)
type of residence in the years 2007 – 2018
8 00
700
600
500
614
578
538
658
723
661
523
451
449
435
423
400
421
300
200
100
0
10
2007
31
2008
20
2009
14
2010
92
2011
114
102
135
126
113
101
12
2012
Přechodný pobyt
2013
2014
Trvalý pobyt
2015
2016
2017
2018
Source: MoI CZ – Third-country nationals with a registered residence permit in the Czech Republic and foreign nationals from
the EU plus Iceland, Norway, Switzerland and Liechtenstein with a registered residence in the Czech Republic in the years
2011–2018; Foreign Police Statistics for 2007–2010.
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Faces of Statelessness in the Czech Republic