Romania· BucharestBucharest's Foreign Population Rises to 7%, Driven by Migrants from Nepal, Sri Lanka, Turkey, Bangladesh
Foreigners now constitute 7% of Bucharest's population, a significant increase from 1.5% in 2016, with most coming from Nepal, Sri Lanka, Turkey, and Bangladesh.
Background
Romania, a European Union member, has experienced a notable increase in its foreign-born population in recent years. This trend reflects broader global migration patterns, with individuals seeking opportunities in EU nations. The influx of migrants from countries like Nepal, Sri Lanka, Turkey, and Bangladesh contributes to demographic shifts in host cities.
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Rise in Foreign Population in Bucharest
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There has been a substantial increase in the foreign-born population in Bucharest over the past decade.
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