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Comorian migrants

How many people from Comoros are detected entering Spain irregularly, by which route and how it is changing, with Frontex data.

Last 12 months
110
September 2025 to August 2026
vs the previous 12
−47.9%
−101 detections
Share
0.3 %
rank 15 among nationalities

By route

Detections in the last twelve months on each of the two routes into Spain.

Atlantic / West African103
Western Mediterranean7

Month by month, last three years

Each bar is a month; the label marks January.

242526

The most recent months are provisional: Frontex revises them in later releases, and the last bar tends to be incomplete.

Year by year

09101112131415161718192021222324252693
YearDetectionsChange
20090—
20100—
20110—
20126—
20130−100.0%
20147—
201553+657.1%
20165−90.6%
201773+1360.0%
2018688+842.5%
20199−98.7%
202063+600.0%
20210−100.0%
2022115—
2023353+207.0%
2024267−24.4%
2025126−52.8%
2026 (in progress)93−14.7% same months
What this measures. Frontex records the nationality declared on detection, not documented, and counts detections of crossing, not distinct people. It is not the Ministry of the Interior figure and cannot be added to it.

Frequently asked questions

How many Comorian migrants have arrived in Spain in the last year?

110 detections between September 2025 and August 2026 according to Frontex, 0.3% of all detections on the routes into Spain. In the previous twelve months there were 211.

Which route do people from Comoros use?

Mainly the Atlantic / West African route: 103 of the 110 detections in the last twelve months (93.6%).