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MIGRATION 30. Major categories of departures and arrivals [Figures exclude frontier traffic. For discussion, see page 38.] 1946 -1950 Departures- Sorties Country and major categories - Pays et grandes categories 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 Australia - Australie•••••••••...••••••••.•..•••••••••••••••••..•.• Permanent emigrants 2_ Emigrants permanents 2••••••••••••••••••••• Temporary immigrants departing 4 - Sorties d'immigrants temporaires 4 ••• Residents departing temporarily - Residents s'en allanttemporairement••• Visitors departing 4 - Sorties de visiteurs 4•••••••••••••••••••••••••• 150038 157157 60608 29806 19579 17271 6702 18764 19557 13530 18814 23780 Austria 7 - Autriche 7•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Permanent emigrants - Emigrants permanents••• , •••••••••••••••••••• Residents departing temporarily 10 - Residents s'en alianttemporairement lO Burma 11_ Birmanie 11 ••••••••••••••••.•.••••••••••••• , ••••••••••• Canada \2......................................................• 8362 1 393 669 732 6955 6975 4Qo56 98750 82968 95562 54860 Denmark- Danemark . Permanent emigrants - Emigrants permanents•••••••••••••••••••••••• 25651 28556 33063 25873 Finland - Finlande •..• , •.•.•••••.........•..••.•......•...•.•...•. Permanent emigrants - Emigrants permanents•••••••••••••••••••••••• 61 297 87198 123 455 146348 188 753 273 331 2328 4515 13971 Iceland - Islande•••••.•..•..•••......•..•••.•.•..••.••••.•......• 8433 9895 11606 9542 Ireland -Irlande•. , •.•..•.....•............. : .•.•••.•••.•.••.•... 2158900 2180526 2440 144 2479525 2437254 israelIS-Israel 18 •••••••••••••••••••• , •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Permanent emigrants - Emigrants permanents••.••••• " •••••••••••••• Residents departing temporarily - Residents s'en allant temparairemenl. .• Visitors departing - Sorties de visiteurs.•..•.. " .....•..•.....•..... 19 47 547 36544 * 63812 } 38051 17461 * 33 043 9496 19083 * 30 769 Japan 22 - Japan 22 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , •••• Permanent emigrants- Emigrants permanents••••.•.••••••••••••••••• 498109 25 938 7656 5925 1 Excluding troop movements up to June 1947. 2 Persons who have been resident in the country for a year or more departing for a year or more. ::l "Permanent new arrivals", i.e. non-residents intending to reside in the country for a year or more. 4 Temporary immigrants departing included with visitors departing. 5 Temporary immigrants included with visitors. 6 Including. as from July 1947, all Australian troops and their dependents, irrespective of length of stay abroad. 7 Excluding movements of displaced persons, stateless persons, enemy nationals, etc., for whom adequate data are not available. 8 Data for 10 months, beginning 1 March. 9 Nationals returning individually or repatriated from abroad. 10 Residents departing temporarily for business purposes and employment (principally to Switzerland). 11 Frontier traffic during 1948 given as 6,116 departures and 8,422 arrivals. Frontier cards are issued only to aliens. 12 No statistics are collected. 13 1946-1948: Data relate to years ending 31 March of following year. 14 Nationals who had established permanent residence abroad. 15 Including journeys by residents of Canadian border cities. 16 Estimated figure. 17 Including 40,514 foreign visitors and 46,780 returning nationals. 18 Excluding departures of deportees and others not recorded on arrival. 19 Excluding departures of non-Jews during April and all departures during May. 20 Excluding arrivals of non-Jews during April and May. 21 Residents returning irrespective of length of stay abroad. 22 Most departures relate to repatriation of non-Japanese nationals who wished to return to their countries and deportation of enemy nationals residing in Japan. No statistics are available for the small number of Japanese nationals permilled by Occupation authorities 10 travel to other countries for special purposes. 23 Most arrivals relate to repatriation to Japan of Japanese nationals interned after the war elsewhere in the Far East. No statistics are available regarding visitors to Japan. 540
MIGRATIONS 30. Grandes categories de sorties et d'entrees 1946 - 1950 [Les donnees ne comprennent pos Ie trofic frontalier. Pour un expose, voir page 76.] Arriva Is - Entrees Country and major categories - Pays et grandes categories 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 Austra lia - Austra lie . Permanent immigrants 3-lmmigrants permanents 3.•............•.•••• Temporary immigrants 5-lmmigrants temporaires 5..•................ Residents returning after temporary sojourn abroad - Residents rentrant cpres un sejour temporaire a I'etranger . Visitors 5 - Visiteurs 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 134890 18217 6330 10343 167768 115723 31 765 65739 618 305 623 813 17698 26171 Austria 7- Autriche 7..••••..••..................•••...•.••..•••••• Permanent immigrants 9 -Immigrants permanents 9•••••••••••••••••••• 25905 11 542 4998 Burma 11_ Birmanie 11 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 111 445 60377 45584 49585 Canada 13...............•.•..............................•.•... Permanent immigrants-Immigrants permanents•••••••••••••••••••••• Aliens - Etrangers . Returning nationals 14 - Nationaux rentrant 14•••••••••••••••••••••• Temporary immigrants -Immigrants temporaires•.•.•....•.•.....•.•• Residents returning after temporary sojourn abroad 15 - Residents rentrant apres un sejour temporaire a I'etranger 15••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Visitors - Visiteurs..•..•.•••••••••••.•••.•...•....•...•.•.•.•..• Holiday - Voconces...•..........••••••.•••••••••..•••....•.. Education - Etudes •••••..•.........•.•.•.•.•••••.••.••••••..• Other purposes - Autres roisons . 34 760 231 73305 66990 6315 14064522 5310 37571 312 39135458 88203 130 183 79194 125 603 9009 4580 14 177 785 16 23299161 16 25 083 593 6163 6428 95217 73912 Denmark - Donemark.. , .•••••..................................•. Permanent immigrants -Immigrants permanents..•.•.•.••..•...•.•••• Visitors IForeign) - Visiteurs IEtrangers)..••.•..•...•................ 20101 132 800 21710 153381 26352 24485 199440 267240 Finland - Finlande.•.•••.•..........•••••••.••••••................ 67619 17 87294 I 118 879 142296 176904 Iceland - Islande..•••.•..........••••.••..•.•.•.•................ 8220 9135 11 688 8695 Ireland - Irlande.......••••••........•.....•.•.......•.....•.•••• 2 149927 2188135 2427551 2471 696 2437441 Israel-Israel . Immigrants••••.•........•.••••.•.•.•.......................... Residents returning 21_ Residents rentrant 21 ••••••••••.•••.•••••••.•• Visitors - Visiteurs . 20 154 230 272018 * 225235 119005 239424 * 169620 24178 10386 *22773 11 047 22 208 * 32 842 Japon 23-Japon 23.........•••....••............................ Permanent immigrants -Immigrants permanents...•.....•...•.•.•.•.. 4 178734 736757 303 624 97844 1 Non compris les mouvements des troupes jusqu'en juin 1947. 2 Personnes ayant reside dans Ie pays un an ou plus Ie quillant pour une duree d'un an ou davantage. 3 "Entrees permanentes pour 10 premiere fois", c-a-d. celles concernant non-residents se proposont de demeurer dans Ie pays un an ou plus. 4 Les immigrants temporaires quillant Ie pays sont indus avec les visiteurs qui en partent. 5 Les immigrants temporaires sont inclus avec les visifeurs. 6 A partir de juillet 1947, y compris tous les militaires australiens et leurs families sans tenir compte de la duree de leur sejour a I'etranger. 7 Non compris les mouvements de personnes deplacees, apatrides, nationaux ennemis, etc. pour lesquels oucune donnee precise n'est disponible. 8 Donnees pour 10 mois, a portir du 1er mars. 9 Nationaux revenant individuellement ou ropatries de I'etranger. 10 Residents quillant temporairement Ie poys en quete d'emploi ou en voyage d'affaire (principalement en Suisse). 11 Le trafic frontalier pour 1948 s'eleve a 6 116 sorties et a 8 422 entrees. Les cartes de frontaliers ne sont delivrees qu'cux etrangers. 12 Aucun enregistrement de statistiques. 13 1946-1948: les donnees se rapportent a des annees se terminant Ie 31 mars de I'annee suivante. 14 Nationaux ayant fixe leur residence permanente a I'etranger. 15 Y compris les voyages de residents des villes frontieres canadiennes. 16 Estimation. 17 Y compris 40514 visiteurs etrangers et 46780 nationaux rentrant au pays. 18 Non compris les sorties de personnes deportees et autres qui n'etaienf pas comptees lors de leur arrivee. 19 Non compris les sorties de non-juifs pendant Ie mois d'avril et toutes les sorties pendant Ie mois de maio 20 Non compris les arrivees de non-juifs en avril et maL 21 Retour au pays de residents sans tenir compte de la duree de leur absence. 22 La plupart des sorties concernent Ie rapatriement de nationaux nonjaponais desireux de regagner leur poys et la deportation de nationaux ennemis residant ou Japon. Aucune statistique n'est disponible sur Ie petit nombre de nationaux japonais autorises par les autorit6s d'occupation a voyager a I'etronger pour des raisons speciales. 20 La plupart des arrivees concernent Ie rapatriement au Japon de nationaux japonais internes apres la guerre dans d'autres pays de l'Extreme Orient. Aucune stotistique n'est disponible sur Ie nombre des visiteurs au Japon. 541
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DEMOGRAPHIC YEARBOOK ANNUAIRE DEMOG
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued) -TABL
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Foreword The third issue of the Dem
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correspondence is not perfect, of c
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available for 1930) and in 5 cases
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TABLE G Percentage decreases in age
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CHAPTER II. DEVELOPMENT OF STATISTI
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America, North (continued): United
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Table 8 presents for 33 areas birth
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TABLEAU I Nombre de deces par 100.0
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Pays TABLEAU M Proportion pour cert
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TABLES TABLEAUX
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MARIAGES 24. Nombre de mariages 193
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Page 588 and 589: AFRICA (continued) - AFRIQUE (suite
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Page 592 and 593: SOUTHERN RHODESIA (continued) RHO
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ZANZIBAR CENSUS OF 1948 - RECENSEME
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GRENADA - AMERICA, NORTH
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United Kingdom. Colonial Office. ..
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ADEN (continued - suite) ASIA (cont
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ASIA
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CZECHOSLAVAKIA (continued) TCHECO
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GERMANY (continued) - AllEMAGNE (su
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LUXEMBOURG CENSUS OF 1947 - RECENSE
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UNITED KINGDOM (continued) - Seyche
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