Key figures
- 3,900 foreign national offenders in total are living in the community as of 4 April whilst the Agency tries to deport them
- 74 days was the average length of time it took to remove a foreign national offender in 2011 after their sentence came to an end
- 101,500 cases were in the controlled archive on the 31 March
- 59% of the original asylum legacy cases resolved to date were given leave to remain
- 59% of new asylum applications received an initial decision within 30 days in 2010/11
- 63% of asylum claims were concluded within one year in 2011/12
- 50% of the visas issued in 2011 were student visas (excluding visitor visas)
- £7.9bn was the value of the UK's share in the international higher education market, in 2009
- 100% of Tier 1, 2 and 5 visa applications were processed within 12 weeks in Q1 2012
- 142% - increase in the Agency's family-related immigration casework between February and March 2012
- Only 84% of tribunal hearings had a UKBA representative present in Q4 2011
- 41% of family visit hearings were won by the Agency in Q4 2011 and 32% were lost
- 40% of post-licence visits to Tier 2 sponsors were unannounced between December 2011 and March 2012
- 37% of post-licence visits to Tier 4 sponsors were unannounced between December 2011 and March 2012
- 31% of non-compliance notices from Tier 2 sponsors were acted on between December 2011 and March 2012
- 69% of all Tier 4 sponsor notifications issued between December 2011 and March 2012 had been investigated by June
- 25,600 allegations of immigration violations were received from the public between 9 December 2011 and the 29 March 2012. 98% of these were assessed within 48 hours
- £1,089m - the Agency's budget for 2012/13
- 12,835 - number of FTE staff employed by the Agency in May 2012, reduced from 14, 431 in May 2011
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