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At least Two Million People originating from BiH live Abroad

Published: October 28, 2019
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Most of the people who have emigrated from Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) have moved to Croatia and according to the report issued by the Government of the Federation of BiH, at least two million people originating from BiH live abroad, which is 56.5 percent of the country’s estimated population of 3.53 million.

Figures for 2017 show that 394,146 people from Bosnia and Herzegovina live in Croatia, 333,687 live in Serbia, and 200,510 in Germany. The countries that follow are Austria, the United States, Slovenia, Switzerland, Sweden and Canada.

The government cited a World Bank report saying that 44.5 percent of people originating from BiH live outside the country. The government says that the discrepancy in figures is due to the fact that the World Bank data cover only the first generation of emigrants from Bosnia and Herzegovina. This puts BiH in 16th place in the world when it comes to the emigration rate compared to the country’s population.

The government also cited a 2017 report by Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union, showing that 20,251 citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina had for the first time regulated their stay in EU countries, Hina reports.

 

 

 

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