Years of Waiting for Asylum – Mental Health Needs Rise

Asylees in Norway face lengthy waits, typically three to four years, before receiving support and starting a new life. The Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI) anticipates a significant increase in the demand for mental health services due to these extended periods of uncertainty. This situation raises concerns about the well-being of asylum seekers and the capacity of the Norwegian system to address their needs.

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