In the past decade, the non-UK born population increased to 16.8% of the total, an increase of 2.5 million in just 10 years 📈
Of these, just 136,000 declared themselves short-term residents.
Of these, just 136,000 declared themselves short-term residents.
Of the total non-UK born population, 42% (4.2 million) arrived since 2011 and a total of 69% (6.9 million) arrived since 2001.
The number of non-UK born residents from outside of the EU has increased by 1.3 million, and now makes up 63.6% of the total foreign-born population.
The largest group of non-UK born remain Indians, 920,361 of whom are in 🏴 and 🏴. The total South Asian population (India, Pakistan and Bangladesh) now stands at 1.8 million. If the total South Asian population were a city, it would be the second largest in England after London.
Overall, around four in 10 people in London are non-UK born, with the population of Brent being 56.1% non-UK born.
Outside of London, Slough 44%, Leicester 41% and Cambridge 38% non-UK born populations.
Outside of London, Slough 44%, Leicester 41% and Cambridge 38% non-UK born populations.
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