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Havířov Residential Centre

Na Kopci 5, 735 64 Havířov-Dolní Suchá · Havířov, Moravian-Silesian Region

Open residential centre for asylum applicants in the Dolní Suchá district of Havířov, in the Moravian-Silesian Region, run by the Czech Refugee Facilities Administration (SUZ). AIDA says it is mostly used for families with children, so that each family can have a whole apartment to itself. An integration asylum centre for people already granted protection is on the same site. AIDA lists 228 places for 2025 and 39 people at the end of 2024.

Key facts

Type
Residential centre
Operator
Refugee Facilities Administration of the Ministry of the Interior (SUZ)
Address
Na Kopci 5, 735 64 Havířov-Dolní Suchá, Havířov, Moravian-Silesian Region
Capacity
228 places (as at 2025)AIDA, Czech Republic, 2025 update (June 2026): table of capacity for 2025, with data from SUZ.
People counted there
39 (as at 31 December 2024)AIDA, Czech Republic, 2025 update (June 2026): occupancy at the end of 2024. Figures for 2025 were not available when it was written, so this is not a current headcount.
Status
In use (status as at: 4 October 2026)Source: the SUZ page for this facility, accessed on the date shown.
Opening
Not stated in the sources used here.
Position on the map
Derived by us from the published address, not a point published by SUZ.

Background

SUZ's page says the residential centre houses applicants who have passed the entry procedures at a reception centre, for the duration of their procedure. The same page lists an integration asylum centre at this address; SUZ's annual report counts the integration asylum centres as a separate network of four centres with 94 beds. AIDA says the residential centres in Havířov and Kostelec nad Orlicí are in smaller towns with good accessibility to larger cities.

Reported incidents

The sources used for this page do not report an incident at this site.

Sources

official source

The Refugee Facilities Administration (SUZ) runs the state asylum facilities and also detention. Capacity and occupancy come from the AIDA Czech Republic 2025 update (June 2026), which received them from SUZ: capacity is for 2025, and occupancy by centre is for the end of 2024 because figures for 2025 were not available. Each is dated on this page. Capacity is a number of places and not a headcount, and the occupancy figures are not current. Addresses are from SUZ's page for each facility, and positions are derived from those addresses. The cost published is for the whole agency, CZK 939.8m in 2025, detention and other services included, so no site shows a cost. Incidents come from news outlets, the police or official reports, each named and dated, with the stage that was reported. A facility that works like detention is labelled so.

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