60% of new born in Kuwait are foreigners #kuwait #q8

Kuwait Upto Date • September 4, 2014 • 3 Comments

The next three highest – Qatar (74%), Kuwait (60%) and Bahrain (55%) – also are in the Persian Gulf area. Immigrants in the UAE and neighboring countries come from many different places, but the largest numbers are from India, Bangladesh and Pakistan. The foreign-born population has grown by nearly 500% in recent decades, from 1.3 million in 1990 to 7.8 million in 2013.

Number of Migrants by average of per decade in Kuwait

DestinationOrigin	Migrants
India	730,000
Bangladesh	280,000
Pakistan	240,000
Egypt	180,000
Philippines	120,000
other south	100,000
Indonesia	80,000
Yemen	50,000
Sudan	40,000
Jordan	40,000
Sri Lanka	30,000
United Arab Emirates	20,000
other north	20,000
Syria	20,000
Palestinian territories	10,000
Turkey	10,000
United Kingdom	<10,000
Lebanon	<10,000
South Sudan	<10,000
Eritrea	<10,000
United States	<10,000
Ethiopia	<10,000
Somalia	<10,000
Thailand	<10,000
France	<10,000
Morocco	<10,000
Nepal	<10,000
Afghanistan	<10,000
Saudi Arabia	<10,000
Nigeria	<10,000
Tunisia	<10,000
Chad	<10,000
Bahrain	<1,000
Netherlands	<1,000
Qatar	<1,000
Albania	<1,000
Algeria	<1,000
American Samoa	<1,000
Andorra	<1,000
Angola	<1,000
Anguilla	<1,000
Antigua and Barbuda	<1,000
Argentina	<1,000
Armenia	<1,000
Aruba	<1,000
Australia	<1,000
Austria	<1,000
Azerbaijan	<1,000
Bahamas	<1,000
Barbados	<1,000
Belarus	<1,000
Belgium	<1,000
Belize	<1,000
Benin	<1,000
Bermuda	<1,000
Bhutan	<1,000
Bolivia	<1,000
Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba	<1,000
Bosnia-Herzegovina	<1,000
Botswana	<1,000
Brazil	<1,000
British Virgin Islands	<1,000
Brunei	<1,000
Bulgaria	<1,000
Burkina Faso	<1,000
Burma (Myanmar)	<1,000
Burundi	<1,000
Cambodia	<1,000
Cameroon	<1,000
Canada	<1,000
Cape Verde	<1,000
Cayman Islands	<1,000
Central African Republic	<1,000
Channel Islands	<1,000
Chile	<1,000
China	<1,000
Colombia	<1,000
Comoros	<1,000
Congo	<1,000
Cook Islands	<1,000
Costa Rica	<1,000
Croatia	<1,000
Cuba	<1,000
Curacao	<1,000
Cyprus	<1,000
Czech Republic	<1,000
Democratic Republic of the Congo	<1,000
Denmark	<1,000
Djibouti	<1,000
Dominica	<1,000
Dominican Republic	<1,000
Ecuador	<1,000
El Salvador	<1,000
Equatorial Guinea	<1,000
Estonia	<1,000
Faeroe Islands	<1,000
Falkland Islands (Malvinas)	<1,000
Federated States of Micronesia	<1,000
Fiji	<1,000
Finland	<1,000
French Guiana	<1,000
French Polynesia	<1,000
Gabon	<1,000
Gambia	<1,000
Georgia	<1,000
Germany	<1,000
Ghana	<1,000
Gibraltar	<1,000
Greece	<1,000
Greenland	<1,000
Grenada	<1,000
Guadeloupe	<1,000
Guam	<1,000
Guatemala	<1,000
Guinea	<1,000
Guinea Bissau	<1,000
Guyana	<1,000
Haiti	<1,000
Honduras	<1,000
Hong Kong	<1,000
Hungary	<1,000
Iceland	<1,000
Iran	<1,000
Iraq	<1,000
Ireland	<1,000
Isle of Man	<1,000
Israel	<1,000
Italy	<1,000
Ivory Coast	<1,000
Jamaica	<1,000
Japan	<1,000
Kazakhstan	<1,000
Kenya	<1,000
Kiribati	<1,000
Kyrgyzstan	<1,000
Laos	<1,000
Latvia	<1,000
Lesotho	<1,000
Liberia	<1,000
Libya	<1,000
Liechtenstein	<1,000
Lithuania	<1,000
Luxembourg	<1,000
Macau	<1,000
Madagascar	<1,000
Malawi	<1,000
Malaysia	<1,000
Maldives	<1,000
Mali	<1,000
Malta	<1,000
Marshall Islands	<1,000
Martinique	<1,000
Mauritania	<1,000
Mauritius	<1,000
Mayotte	<1,000
Mexico	<1,000
Moldova	<1,000
Monaco	<1,000
Mongolia	<1,000
Montenegro	<1,000
Montserrat	<1,000
Mozambique	<1,000
Namibia	<1,000
Nauru	<1,000
New Caledonia	<1,000
New Zealand	<1,000
Nicaragua	<1,000
Niger	<1,000
Niue	<1,000
North Korea	<1,000
Northern Mariana Islands	<1,000
Norway	<1,000
Oman	<1,000
Palau	<1,000
Panama	<1,000
Papua New Guinea	<1,000
Paraguay	<1,000
Peru	<1,000
Poland	<1,000
Portugal	<1,000
Puerto Rico	<1,000
Republic of Macedonia	<1,000
Reunion	<1,000
Romania	<1,000
Russia	<1,000
Rwanda	<1,000
Samoa	<1,000
San Marino	<1,000
Sao Tome and Principe	<1,000
Senegal	<1,000
Serbia	<1,000
Seychelles	<1,000
Sierra Leone	<1,000
Singapore	<1,000
Sint Maarten (Dutch part)	<1,000
Slovakia	<1,000
Slovenia	<1,000
Solomon Islands	<1,000
South Africa	<1,000
South Korea	<1,000
Spain	<1,000
St. Helena	<1,000
St. Kitts and Nevis	<1,000
St. Lucia	<1,000
St. Pierre and Miquelon	<1,000
St. Vincent and the Grenadines	<1,000
Suriname	<1,000
Swaziland	<1,000
Sweden	<1,000
Switzerland	<1,000
Tajikistan	<1,000
Tanzania	<1,000
Timor-Leste	<1,000
Togo	<1,000
Tokelau	<1,000
Tonga	<1,000
Trinidad and Tobago	<1,000
Turkmenistan	<1,000
Turks and Caicos Islands	<1,000
Tuvalu	<1,000
U.S. Virgin Islands	<1,000
Uganda	<1,000
Ukraine	<1,000
Uruguay	<1,000
Uzbekistan	<1,000
Vanuatu	<1,000
Vatican City	<1,000
Venezuela	<1,000
Vietnam	<1,000
Wallis and Futuna	<1,000
Western Sahara	<1,000
Zambia	<1,000
Zimbabwe	<1,000

Source: United Nations Population Division.
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According to the United Nations Population Division, an international migrant is someone who has been living for one year or longer in a country other than the one in which he or she was born. This means that many foreign workers and international students are counted as migrants. Additionally, the U.N. considers refugees and, in some cases, their descendants (such as Palestinians born in refugee camps) to be international migrants. For the purposes of this interactive feature, estimates of the number of unauthorized or illegal immigrants living in various countries also are included in the total counts. On the other hand, tourists, foreign-aid workers, temporary workers employed abroad for less than a year and overseas military personnel typically are not counted as migrants.

60% of new born in Kuwait are foreigners #kuwait #q8 was last modified: September 4th, 2014 by Kuwait Upto Date