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Q: How many foreigners reside in China in 2010?

14 years 35 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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Based on data collected from 6th national population census and released by National Bureau of Statistics, 1.02 million of overseas people (including people from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan and foreigners from other countries) resided in China in 2010 when the census was conducted. The census data show: Hong Kong (234829), Macao (21201), Taiwan (170283), Foreign countries in total (593832).

Top 10 countries with residents in China: Korea (120750), U.S.A.(71493), Japan (66159), Myanmar (39776), Vietnam (36205), Canada (19990), France (15087), India (15051), German (14460), Australia (13286)

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Just to bump this one up for 2011, a lead article in the China Daily this morning reports that according to PSB statistics, there are approximately 400,000 foreigners in China, legally domiciled with full documentation.  Obviously that report did not include the large contingents from Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan.

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