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Population: Immigrants
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Immigrants and Norwegian-born to Immigrant Parents at the beginning of 2021
At the beginning of 2021, there were 800,000 immigrants in Norway. This is about 10,000 more than the year before. In table 09817 it is possible to see the number of immigrants and their percentage of the total population in Norway by year from 20...
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Immigrants and Norwegian-born to immigrant parents in municipalities, 2020
Reports 2021/08
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Emigration and re-immigration of persons born in Norway
Reports 2021/02
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Attitudes towards immigrants and immigration 2020
Reports 2020/49
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Immigration and Immigrants in the Nordic Countries
Reports 2020/40
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From foreign to Norwegian citizenship through more than forty years
Reports 2020/31
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Unaccompanied minor refugees 1996-2018
Reports 2020/13
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Family immigration and marriage patterns 1990-2018
Reports 2020/05
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Resettlement refugees 2019
Reports 2020/02
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Attitudes towards immigrants and immigration 2019
Reports 2019/40
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Norwegian-born to immigrant parents - demography, education, work and income
Reports 2019/21
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Settlement municipality and integration among adult refugees in Norway
Reports 2019/13
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Weaker growth in persons with refugee background
Last year saw an increase of 5 600 persons with a refugee background in Norway. This is the lowest growth in the last 20 years.
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Largest decline in naturalisation
A total of 10 300 persons were naturalised in 2018, which was a fall of over 50 per cent from the year before. The largest decline in absolute numbers was among Asian citizens, whose naturalisation went down by 6 300 persons in 2018.
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Lower growth in the number of immigrants
The growth in the number of immigrants in Norway is the lowest for a number of years. The increase was 18 400 in 2018, making this the smallest growth since 2005.
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