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| More people leave Slovakia than arrive |
| Bratislava, 20.02.2017 |
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| About 300,000 Slovaks have left the country in the past 15 years, mostly from far-east regions.
Even though the number of foreigners working in Slovakia has doubled in the last two years, more people are still leaving their homeland. About 150,000 Slovaks work abroad for less than a year, according to the recent UniCredit Bank Czech Republic and Slovakia analysis.
“Most of them are in neighbouring countries, Austria and the Czech Republic,” the bank’s analysts said, as quoted by the TASR newswire, adding that the real number of Slovaks working abroad is much higher.
The Finance Ministry estimated the number of workers abroad by using the health insurance database.
“In the last 15 years, 300,000 Slovaks left Slovakia, mainly those under 30, with a university education,” said analysts, as quoted by TASR. Most people leave the far-east of Slovakia – their number in last 10 years amounted to about 6 percent.
Contrary to this, the fewest number of people have left the south-western towns.
“Slovakia has witnessed the most massive migration after accessing the EU, but most people were exploring new possibilities and returned within two years,” the analysts explained, as quoted by TASR.
Currently, about 15,000 Slovaks leave the country every year.
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