Portugal's Immigrant Population Tops 1.5M in 2024 Despite Slight Dip
Portugal welcomed a significant number of immigrants in 2021 and 2022, with Brazil, Cape Verde, Ukraine, and Romania being the main countries of origin. The final tally surpassed the initial estimate of 1.6 million. However, a decrease of nearly 3,000 immigrants was noted between April and the end of 2022.
The Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum revealed that by the close of 2024, Portugal had registered a total of 1,543,697 foreign citizens. This figure reflects the ongoing trend of international immigration to the country. Despite the slight reduction in numbers, Portugal continues to attract immigrants from various nations, with Brazil, Cape Verde, Ukraine, and Romania being the primary sources.
Portugal's immigrant population reached 1,543,697 by the end of 2024, demonstrating the country's continued appeal to international residents. Although there was a minor decrease in numbers, the main countries of origin remained consistent, highlighting Portugal's diverse immigrant community.
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