The government says 63 Ukrainian refugees have been given permission to come to the Isle of Man in the last four months.
In the House of Keys this week, Cabinet Office Minister Kate Lord-Brennan faced questions about how many of those fleeing the war with Russia have sought refuge on the Island.
She revealed since March 18, 307 offers of sanctuary have been made, with 63 Ukrainians given permission to relocate here.
Two schemes allowing refugees to live here are available, and 19 people have successfully applied through a family pathway, while another 44 were given permission via sponsorship.
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