Immigration To Argentina - Country of Birth of Argentine Residents

Country of Birth of Argentine Residents

According to the National Institute of Statistics and Census of Argentina 1,805,957 of the Argentine resident population were born outside Argentina, representing 4.50% of the total Argentine resident population.

Place Country 2010 2001 1990
1 Paraguay 550,713 325,046 254,115
2 Bolivia 345,272 233,464 145,670
3 Chile 191,147 212,429 247,987
4 Peru 157,514 88,260 15,939
5 Italy 147,499 216,718 356,923
6 Uruguay 116,592 117,564 135,406
7 Spain 94,030 134,417 244,212
8 Brazil 41,330 34,712 33,966
9 China 8,929 4,184 2,297
10 Germany 8,416 10,362 15,451
11 South Korea 7,321 8,290 8,371
12 France 6,995 6,578 6,309
13 Japan 4,036 4,753 5,674
14 Taiwan 2,875 3,511 1,870
15 Syria 1,337 2,350 N/D
16 Lebanon 933 1,619 3,171
Other countries 121,018 127,683 150,849
TOTAL 1,805,957 1,531,940 1,628,210

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