Statistics
| Continent/Country | Russian diaspora Population |
|---|---|
| Europe | 11,564,754 |
| Ukraine | 8,334,000 |
| Belarus | 785,000 |
| Latvia | 556,434 |
| Estonia | 344,280 |
| United Kingdom | 300,000 |
| Lithuania | 220,000 |
| Moldova | 202,000 |
| Germany | 178,600 - 2,000,000 |
| Italy | 132,120 |
| France | 115,000 |
| Spain | 52,832 |
| Finland | 51,683 |
| Belgium | 50,000 |
| Romania | 30,000 |
| Bulgaria | 15,595 |
| Norway | 13,914 |
| Greece | 13,635 |
| Poland | 10,244 |
| Sweden | 8,900 |
| Austria | 5,466 |
| Portugal | 5,114 (2007 cenus) |
| Czech Republic | 5,062 |
| Serbia | 2,588 |
| Cyprus | 10,000 |
| Luxembourg | 943 |
| Asia | 8,435,084 |
| Kazakhstan | 4,480,000 |
| Israel | 250,000 |
| Uzbekistan | 1,653,478 |
| Kyrgyzstan | 604,000 |
| Turkmenistan | 314,000 |
| Turkey | 3,514 (2002) |
| Georgia | 67,671 |
| Azerbaijan | 144,000 |
| Tajikistan | 68,200 |
| United Arab Emirates | 56,600 |
| Lebanon | 40,000 |
| China | 15,600 |
| Armenia | 14,660 |
| North Korea and South Korea | 9,622 |
| Japan | 6,000 |
| Syria | 4,811 |
| Mongolia | 4,100 |
| Jordan | 3,033 |
| Afghanistan | 1,500 |
| Philippines | 1000 |
| Pakistan | 680 |
| India | 140 |
| Americas | 6,952,026 |
| United States | 3,163,084 |
| Canada | 500,600 |
| Brazil | 980,000 |
| Argentina | 370,000 |
| Chile | 25,000 |
| Puerto Rico | 269 |
| Venezuela | 34,600 |
| Uruguay | 131,680 |
| Mexico | 1,293 |
| Oceania | 77,785 |
| Australia | 67,550 |
| New Zealand | 10,235 |
| Africa | 1,819 |
| South Africa | 1,300 |
| Nigeria | 950 |
| Ethiopia | 319 |
| Egypt | 200 |
| Total | 24,031,468 |
Statistics compiled using local country statistics or best available estimates. Note that the percentages may not add up due to varying census and estimate dates.
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