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Immigrants in San Marino

5.5K foreigners live in San Marino — 16% of the country's population

#205 largest immigrant population in the world#46 in Europe

Immigrants in San Marino by country

The 3 largest groups make up 95% of all immigrants

1Italians
5K90.9%
2Romanians
1532.8%
3Argentines
951.7%
4Ukrainians
721.3%
5Albanians
410.7%
6Russians
400.7%
7Poles
340.6%
8French
320.6%
CountryImmigrants
Italy5000
Romania153
Argentina95
Ukraine72
Albania41
Russia40
Poland34
France32
Brazil32

By region of origin

98% of immigrants come from Europe

5.5Ktotal

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Key facts

Immigrants in San Marino in numbers

Italians are the largest group by a wide margin

91% of all immigrants were born in Italy, while the next group accounts for just 3%.

Immigration drives population growth

22% of the population growth of San Marino since 1990 came from immigrants.

1 in 6 residents of San Marino was born abroad

5.5K of 34K residents were born abroad — 16.2% of the population.

Immigrant population in San Marino over time

Foreigners living in San Marino, by year

YearImmigrants
19903203
19953554
20003896
20054069
20104651
20154907
20205221
20245499

Largest groups over time

The 5 largest groups in San Marino, by year

Italians Romanians Argentines Ukrainians Albanians
YearItaliansRomaniansArgentinesUkrainiansAlbanians
199029864368427
1995327371742528
20003540100814831
20053714104745030
20104288109695330
20154460135856537
20204749145906839
20245000153957241

Fastest-changing groups

How each group's numbers have changed since the selected year

French32+7%
Brazilians32+7%
Romanians153+6%
Argentines95+6%
Ukrainians72+6%
Poles34+6%
Italians5K+5%
Albanians41+5%

Data source: International Migrant Stock 2024 (UN DESA, Population Division)

Frequently asked questions

How many foreigners live in San Marino?

Around 5.5K immigrants live in San Marino — the world's #205 largest immigrant population.

What percentage of the population of San Marino are immigrants?

Immigrants make up around 16% of the population of San Marino — that's 5.5K out of a total population of 34K.

Where do most immigrants in San Marino come from?

Most immigrants in San Marino come from Italy, Romania and Argentina — these three countries account for about 95% of all immigrants.

How many Italians live in San Marino?

Around 5K Italians live in San Marino — about 91% of all immigrants, the largest group.

Is the immigrant population in San Marino growing?

Yes — over the past decade, the number of immigrants in San Marino has grown from 4.9K to 5.5K, about 12%.

Where does the data on immigrants in San Marino come from?

The source is International Migrant Stock 2024 (UN DESA, Population Division). It counts people born abroad who now live in San Marino. Their children born in San Marino are not included.

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