Population

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  1. Forecast life expectancy for 65-year-olds in 2031 is 21 years
  2. Population is growing more slowly than last year
  3. Majority of non-Dutch immigrants are family migrants
  4. Fewer asylum requests in first three quarters of 2025
  5. Dutch electorate is getting older
  6. Fewer British nationals coming to the Netherlands since Brexit
  7. The Dutch Caribbean 15 years after the dissolution of the Netherlands Antilles
  8. Public campaign shows young people
  9. Around 6 in 10 Ukrainian refugees are in paid employment
  10. Economic growth is outpacing population growth
  11. 2.5 thousand multiple births in 2024
  12. Population forecast, Caribbean Netherlands 2025-2050
  13. Most asylum requests from Eritreans for first time since 2016
  14. Population growth in first half of 2025 similar to last year
  15. Migrants who arrived in last 10 years are staying for longer
  16. Lower immigration in 2024, particularly among knowledge migrants
  17. Entering the housing market often begins with renting private housing
  18. Fewer 30-year-olds have settled down
  19. Correcting selection bias in nonprobability samples by pseudo-weighting
  20. 77 thousand first-time fathers in 2024
  21. Data quality aspects for location-tracking in smart travel and mobility surveys
  22. Variance of the generalized regression estimator under measurement error
  23. High quality of life today still comes at the expense of future generations
  24. Population of the Caribbean Netherlands up by nearly 1.6 thousand in 2024
  25. 4.7 million refugees from Ukraine across Europe
  26. Over 5 percent of Dutch population lived through the liberation of 1945
  27. Population growth in Q1 was around the same as last year
  28. Number of asylum requests halved in Q1 2025
  29. More asylum seekers with residency in paid work
  30. Using cell phones to compute dynamic population densities safely
  31. Privacy preserving techniques to make shared analyses
  32. Migrants from India are staying longer in the Netherlands
  33. 172 thousand deaths in 2024
  34. Small area estimation of social cohesion indicators
  35. Fewer asylum requests and more following family members in 2024
  36. Lower population growth in 2024
  37. Separation risks of married and cohabiting couples: How important is the social context?
  38. Labour migrants with a partner in work are more likely to stay