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http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library/article.aspx?article=1436

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http://articles.famouswhy.com/why_do_people_immigrate_to_other_countries_/

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Some foreigners here are retired or semi-retired, like I am, doing what they like. Sometimes that is doing nothing, the hardest thing to do. Others are working on "Ex-pat packages," provided by companies based in their home countries.

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• Worldwide, there is an estimated 191 million immigrants;
• The last 50 years has seen an almost doubling of immigration;
• 115 million immigrants live in developed countries;
• 20% (approximately 38 million) live in the US alone, making up 13% of its population;
• 33% of all immigrants live in Europe;
• 75% live in just 28 countries;
• Women constitute approximately half of all migrants at around 95 million;
• Between 1990 and 2005
  • There were 36 million migrations (an average of approximately 2.4 million per year);
  • 33 million wound up in industrialized countries;
  • 75% of the increases occurred in just 17 countries;
  • Immigration decreased in 72 countries in the same period;

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• Worldwide, there is an estimated 191 million immigrants;
• The last 50 years has seen an almost doubling of immigration;
• 115 million immigrants live in developed countries;
• 20% (approximately 38 million) live in the US alone, making up 13% of its population;
• 33% of all immigrants live in Europe;
• 75% live in just 28 countries;
• Women constitute approximately half of all migrants at around 95 million;
• Between 1990 and 2005
  • There were 36 million migrations (an average of approximately 2.4 million per year);
  • 33 million wound up in industrialized countries;
  • 75% of the increases occurred in just 17 countries;
  • Immigration decreased in 72 countries in the same period;

quotes

• Worldwide, there is an estimated 191 million immigrants;
• The last 50 years has seen an almost doubling of immigration;
• 115 million immigrants live in developed countries;
• 20% (approximately 38 million) live in the US alone, making up 13% of its population;
• 33% of all immigrants live in Europe;
• 75% live in just 28 countries;
• Women constitute approximately half of all migrants at around 95 million;
• Between 1990 and 2005
  • There were 36 million migrations (an average of approximately 2.4 million per year);
  • 33 million wound up in industrialized countries;
  • 75% of the increases occurred in just 17 countries;
  • Immigration decreased in 72 countries in the same period;

quotes

• Worldwide, there is an estimated 191 million immigrants;
• The last 50 years has seen an almost doubling of immigration;
• 115 million immigrants live in developed countries;
• 20% (approximately 38 million) live in the US alone, making up 13% of its population;
• 33% of all immigrants live in Europe;
• 75% live in just 28 countries;
• Women constitute approximately half of all migrants at around 95 million;
• Between 1990 and 2005
  • There were 36 million migrations (an average of approximately 2.4 million per year);
  • 33 million wound up in industrialized countries;
  • 75% of the increases occurred in just 17 countries;
  • Immigration decreased in 72 countries in the same period;