New study reveals: 40% of Vienna's population was born abroad!

New study reveals: 40% of Vienna's population was born abroad!

The current study by the Integration Fund has provided interesting insights into the demographic structure of the Austrian population. More than 40 percent of Vienna's residents were not born in the country, which underlines the diversity and internationality of this vibrant city.

The study showed that a total of 22.3 percent of the Austrian population were born abroad. This illustrates the increasing globalization and mobility of people, which means that people from different countries are finding a new home in Austria.

The diversity of the population is particularly evident in urban areas such as Vienna. The largest group of people born abroad comes from Serbia, followed by Turkey and Germany. This reflects Austria's historical and cultural connections to these countries.

The fact that a significant portion of the Austrian population was born abroad underlines the importance of integration and cultural exchange in today's society. It also shows how diverse and cosmopolitan Austria is as a country.

For further details on the Integration Fund study, visit the source: MSN.