Indicators of Integration 2012 › Key indicators by country › Slovak Republic
Slovak Republic is in 34th place in the OECD in terms of the share of immigrants in its population, with the foreign-born accounting for 1% of the total population. 13% of them arrived in the last 5 years compared with 22% on average across OECD countries. The foreign-born population is on average less educated than across OECD countries, with 20% of highly educated compared with 31% across OECD countries. 76% come from an OECD high-income country.
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Topic | Definition |
Housing | Immigrants living in a suitably-sized dwelling, %, 2009 |
Income | Annual equivalised disposable income, USD, 2008 |
Health | Foreign-born adults reporting to be in good health, %, 2009 |
Education | Mean reading score of native-born children of immigrants, points, PISA 2009 |
Employment | Employment rate of the foreign-born population (15-64), %, 2009-10 |
Skill matching | Highly educated immigrants (15-64) in highly skilled jobs, % of highly educated immigrant employed, 2009-10 |
Naturalisation | Persons naturalised in 2010 as a % of the foreign population in 2009 |
Foreign-born population | ||
0.04 million | ||
0.7 % of total population | ||
Foreign-born population (15-64) | ||
Slovak Republic | OECD average | |
Recent immigrants | ||
13% | 17% | |
Highly educated | ||
20% | 31% | |
From an OECD high-income country | ||
76% | 28% | |
From country with same official language | ||
0% | 27% |