Cizinci v České republice 2011 Foreigners in the Czech Republic 2011 Český statistický úřad (ČSU)

Český statistický úřad (ČSU)
ISBN: 9788025021392

INTRODUCTION

This is the eleventh publication in the series of “Foreigners in the Czech Republic” published by the Czech Statistical Office. The first one was issued in December 2001.

The publication concentrates, in a complete manner, data on foreigners who have chosen the Czech Republic to be their domicile or habitual residence, i.e. locality of a long-term residence, have found jobs, or have been conducting business activities here, and those, who came to the Czech Republic to escape political persecution or severe economic conditions in their native countries. Data for the year 2010, as frequently supplemented with time series of data for the previous years, make this publication focal point. Since there is not enough space in the hard copy version of this publication, data for all years, which they are available for, are not included in tables containing time series. In such case readers can find the whole time series at the CZSO website:

http://www.czso.cz/csu/edicniplan.nsf/p/1414-11

This publication issuing is based, the same as in the previous years, on a Decision of the Government of the Czech Republic (this year it is the Decision of the Government of the Czech Republic No. 99 of 9 February 2011). Similarly to the publications issued before, the information presented in this book was gained from the information systems administered by the Ministry of the Interior of the CR, Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs of the CR, Ministry of Industry and Trade of the CR, Ministry of Justice of the CR, Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the CR, Ministry of Health of the CR, and the Czech Statistical Office, and coordinated by the editorial board composed of representatives of the aforementioned institutions. It is the Ministry of the Interior of the CR, which initiated the publishing of this book and which from 2008 undertook again the role of the coordinator for implementation of the concept of integration of foreigners on the territory of the CR.

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ČSÚ_11.3c (Available)

Keywords

Immigration

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