The foreign population in Verona and the province's municipalities continues to grow, as Cestim 2023 Statistical Documentation, recently released.
At the beginning of 2023, the province of Verona, which comprises 98 municipalities, had a total of 111.265 immigrants, from a total of 923.950 inhabitants, which represented 12% of the population. The population of Verona is made up of 38.207 immigrants, corresponding to 14,8% of the population.
Foreign communities
The largest immigrant population in Verona is Romanian, with 32.929 inhabitants. Then, immigrants from Morocco (13.305) Sri Lanka (10.176) Albania (6.328) Moldavia (6.057) India (5.624) China (4.404) Niga © ria (3.830) Ghana (2.120) and Paquistão (1.910)
Figures for the Brazilian population in the region of Verona.
Births and immigration
In 2022, there was a decline in the number of newborn births to non-Italian parents compared to previous years. In 2022, 4.654 immigrants were registered in the province, an increase of 4.654 compared to the previous year.
Distribution by municipality
In 2023, the municipalities with the most foreign residents after the capital municipality are San Bonifacio (4.078) Villafranca (3.451) San Giovanni Lupatoto (2.936) Legnago (2.717) bussolengo (2.638) S. Martino Buon Albergo (2.211) Bovolone (2.071) Valeggio (1.822) Zevio (1.679) and Oppeano (1.592)
The municipalities with the highest proportions of immigrant residents, besides Verona, are Nogarole Rocca (with 25,2%), San Bonifacio (19,0%), Sorgà (18,0%), Palù and Garda (both with 17,7%), nogara (with 16,6%), Trevenzuolo (15,7%), Ferrara Monte Baldo (15,6%), Oppeano (15,5%) and Monteforte d'Alpone (15,3%
Young population
The immigrant population is younger than the Italian population: 79% of foreigners are under 50 years old, while only 50% of Italians are that age. Of the 25.912 minors without Italian citizenship, 20.487 are of school age. (Photos | Photo: Depositphotos)
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