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Statistical analysis, 2017 Displaced persons from Bosnia and Herzegovina arriving in Norway in the 1990s Bosnians

Article / 8 February 2017 / Population

Students (aged 19–24) in higher education, as a percentage of registered cohort for year. Men and women, by immigrant category. 1 October 2015. Per cent Men Women Total 28 42 Students without an imm

Article / 8 February 2017 / Population

Marriages contracted among persons with an immigrant background from Bosnia and Herzegovina. 2010–2015 Total, number Immigrant background of spouse, per cent Non-immigrant Immigrant background Not

Article / 8 February 2017 / Population

Unemployed immigrants and participants on employment initiatives (aged 15–74). Men and women, by country background. 2nd quarter 2016. Per cent Total Men Women Population as a whole 2.5 2.9 2.1 Immi

Article / 8 February 2017 / Population

Employed persons (aged 15–74) as a percentage of registered cohort for year. Men and women, by country background. 4th quarter 2015 Total Men Women Population as a whole 66.1 68.2 63.9 Population wi

Article / 8 February 2017 / Population

Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk, Albanian, Amharic, Arabic, Bosnian, Burmese, Dari, English, French, Chinese (Mandarin

StatBank table / 1 August 2025 / Education

: Bosnians, Kosovars and Syrians. Using register data, we examine the composition and remigration in the groups

Report / 19 May 2025 / Population

completed education, which is above average for refugees in general, while the corresponding figure for Bosnians is 20 per cent. Written by

Article / 30 January 2017 / Education

, Baluchi, Bambara, Bemba, Bengali, Berber, Bosnian, Bulgarian, Burmese, Chichewa, Danish, Dari, Divehi, Dzhongkha, English

StatBank table / 27 March 2019 / Education

. Iraq also has a significant proportion of family immigrants, with 36 per cent. The lowest share of family immigrants was for Bosnians, with just 10 per cent

Article / 20 June 2017 / Population

. This was a change from 1999, while the number was higher in 1995-97. The largest single groups to receive Norwegian citizenship in 2000 were former Yugoslavians, Bosnians and Pakistanis

Article / 1 January 2001 / Population

labour market statistics suggest that the employment level among today’s newly arrived Syrians is roughly equivalent to the level of the Bosnians after the

Article / 28 January 2016 / Population

: Bosnians who fled the Balkan wars in the 1990s, and Iraqis who have been arriving in smaller groups since the 1990s. Written by: Lars

Article / 2 February 2017 / Population

. Bosnians were still the largest refugee group. Read more: Population statistics. Refugees, 1 January 2002 Figures from the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration show that a total of 8,800 persons were granted protection in 2002

Article / 1 January 2003 / Population

. A similar decline among the women in our study is difficult to find, with the possible exception of Bosnian and Turkish women.

Report/Note / 28 November 2014 / Labour market and earnings