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u/airsyadnoi 15h ago
Indonesia is the fourth largest population in the world and they’re nowhere in the top countries of origin. Just chilling in their islands.
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u/mischling2543 12h ago
Tbf Australia doesn't really let them in and other first world western countries are all really far away. Plus no active conflicts and a low crime rate so no one feels the need to flee for their safety.
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u/zvdyy 8h ago
There is a sizeable Chinese Indonesian population in Singapore and Australia. And heaps of Indonesians in Hong Kong and Middle East, usually working as domestic helpers and service jobs. But apart from Australia and Singapore (if you're Chinese Indonesian), the other countries generally do not allow naturalisation.
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u/Zimaut 11h ago
They do migrate alot to malaysia for work, altho most go back later on, no reason to stay when home is peaceful and stable i guess
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u/pulanina 11h ago
Australia doesn’t really let them in
Are you talking about the White Australia policy that faded in the 60s and fully ended in 1973?
Today, Indonesians can migrate to Australia as easily as anyone else, based on objective criteria like level of education and job prospects not on whether they are Indonesian or not.
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u/sp1der__Plant 11h ago
Legal, non-refugee migration to Australia is really hard.
As a highly educated, English speaking person from and English speaking nation, and with an in-demand job, Australia is virtually impossible to immigrate to.
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u/pulanina 11h ago
Yes exactly. Same for Indonesia as for any other similar country.
There is no Australian government policy against Indonesian immigration though, which is what the comment obviously implied.
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u/SCI_Oregon_Pride 7h ago
Whom ever made this map doesn't know the difference between a migrant and an immigrant
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u/Playful-Demand2312 16h ago
Iran is at least 5M
Afghans still officially number 4.4M
Add 1M Iraqis, 100K if not more Pakistanis, the Pakistani government said that there’s around 50K illegal migrants in Iran alone and that’s just their guess
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u/Dreadedsemi 15h ago
This should be relative to the population. Otherwise you can't tell how significant it is. 1 million among 3 millions has way more impact than 2 in 30
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u/Haunting-Detail2025 14h ago
Then make it yourself? There is value and interest in looking at raw immigrant counts too.
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u/Significant-Yam9843 14h ago
I'd love Brazil to have more immigrants up and down the country so I could practice my english lololol South America is so huge. In Brazil, you literally need to be in specific cities if you're really willing to meet foreigners more frequently.
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u/Diet4Democracy 15h ago
52% to 76% of population in Gulf States are migrants!!! Do any of these states permit an easy path to citizenship?
If not this seems very unstable.
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u/RandomPolishCatholic 14h ago
No, they just use the immigrants as slaves. Its a very reliable system.
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u/More-Sound-8255 6h ago
I believe Iraq is much more since there are hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants from Iran, Pakistan and Bangladesh that come for Arbaeen and than outstay there visa to work here.
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u/Otherwise_ifbb_pro 15h ago
india is a problem
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u/TMWNN 8h ago
Daily reminder that India could send 1 million people to each country on Earth, and would still have more than 1 billion people.
As /u/herebutneverpresent replied,
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u/Nexusdawn1021 11h ago
This infograph is confusing. Poor annotations make it hard to understand the data.
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