Living in the Turks and Caicos Islands

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Key insights on migration trends, cost of living, visas, economy, and quality of life in the Turks and Caicos Islands

Migration trends

Nearly half the people in the Turks and Caicos Islands — 48% — were born elsewhere, and arrivals come overwhelmingly from one place: of about 22.2K foreign-born residents, roughly 17.4K are Haitian, far ahead of the Dominican Republic and the United States. That foreign-born population has grown 25% over the past decade, against a tiny diaspora of just 2.7K.

Immigrants22.2K · foreign-born residents

Diaspora2.7K · Turks and Caicos Islands abroad

Trends+19.6K · more arrive than leave

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