According to statistics from the Malta Labour Force Survey (LFS), one in four people in 2021 was born in another country.
Of those born abroad, 51 percent are women, according to statistics released by the National Bureau of Statistics on Tuesday.
78.1%的年龄在25至54岁之间，另外7.2%的年龄在15至24岁之间，而14.7%的年龄在55至74岁之间。
出生马耳他的人与出生在我国的人有一定的区别。在这群人中，51.9%的人年龄在25至54岁之间，14.2%的人年龄在15至24岁之间，而其余33.8%的人则是在55至74岁之间。
According to LFS findings, the average length of stay for foreign-born people in 2021 was 11 years.
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The length of stay can be divided into two categories: short-term immigrants (residents who have been in the country for less than eight years) and long-term immigrants (residents who have been in the country for eight years or more).
Among the foreign-born, recent immigrants make up just over 50 percent, while established immigrants make up 49.3 percent. Length of stay varies depending on a person's education level.
Among those who were born abroad and have received secondary education or less, a large proportion choose to settle down as immigrants (57.7% of the total).
During this period, 50.3% and 57.5% of immigrants had a higher education background.
According to the data, in Malta, the majority of immigrants were born outside the EU, at 36.2%.
Almost 15% of immigrants were born in Italy, followed by the UK (14.6%) and the Philippines (10.5%). In addition, 21.3% were born in other EU countries, while 38.7% were born in non-EU countries.
NSO notes that this means that the majority of immigrants in Malta come from outside the EU (63.8%), rather than from within the EU where the majority is 36.2%.
Higher education accounts for more than 40% of employment immigrants.
In 2021, 38.4% of immigrants had tertiary education, 22 percentage points higher than those born in Malta (16.4%).
This proportion is highest among female immigrants (41.4%), while among male immigrants it is 35.2%.
The proportion of those born abroad and in Malta is equal in tertiary education (31.8%). At the same time, a much higher proportion of those born in Malta have secondary education or less than those born abroad (46.2% vs. 29.8% respectively).
LFS study results show that 96%.
