How does the distribution law affect the province of Utrecht? Five questions and answers

And there are municipalities that are sympathetic, but cannot accommodate asylum seekers. Geuijen: “What those municipalities offer in terms of places, the COA has so far found to be too small-scale and not profitable enough. The COA wanted large asylum seekers’ centers, at least 300 places, but actually larger. An advantage of the dispersal law is that it is also accepted Municipalities will receive asylum seekers on a small scale, something that suits smaller municipalities much better, for which there is usually much more support among local residents. That is nice for the asylum seekers who have to live there, and it allows them to integrate better.”