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Defence officials said Tuesday that up to 3,000 Afghans, including families, are expected to resettle in Britain as part of a £60m package of measures to help interpreters who provided vital support to British forces.

Around 2,000 Syrian refugees have resettled in the US since 2012, and 10,000 Syrians in total are expected to resettle in the US this fiscal year.

At the current pace, the government is expected to resettle fewer than half that number.

The former secretary of the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, who is now the NSW coordinator general for refugee resettlement, told Guardian Australia the state was expecting to resettle 6,000 of the 12,000 extra Syrian refugees Australia promised in September to resettle.

The potential closure of the Manus processing center would not affect the eligibility of those referred by the United Nations refugee agency for resettlement consideration, and others are expected to be resettled in the coming months, the State Department official said.

Mostly Hindu, they have languished in refugee camps in Nepal, and some among them are expected to be resettled as refugees in the United States.

Instead, they are expected to be resettled somewhere in the north of England, where their accents, and those of their families will be less conspicuous.

Eight out of 10 are expected to be resettled in the Los Angeles area alone, chiefly in Hollywood and Glendale.

The 422 evacuees, more than half of whom are children, are expected to be resettled in Canada and Europe in the coming weeks.

National leaders and delegates will meet at the UN-convened world humanitarian summit in Istanbul next week, where countries are expected to make commitments to resettle more refugees, particularly those displaced by ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

About 500 people who received positive refugee determinations from PNG are expected to be moved to a transfer centre or resettled in PNG.