The government has confirmed the first Ukrainians seeking refuge have arrived on the Island.
In the House of Keys this morning, Cabinet Minister Kate Lord-Brennan clarified how many refugees have been granted leave to come to the Isle of Man.
18 people have been approved through the family immigration pathway, with a further 21 applications in the pipeline for the named individual sponsorship pathway.
Speaking in today's sitting, the Minister welcomed the first Ukrainians to the Island.
More information on the visa pathways or Homes for Ukraine scheme can be found on the government website.
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