What's the population of Hong Kong? 202 1 What's the total population?

What is the population of Hong Kong 202 1 The total population is as follows:

2021August 13 The temporary population of Hong Kong in the middle of this year was 7,394,700, a decrease of 87 1.00, or 1.2%. From the middle of last year to the middle of this year, there was a natural decrease of 1. 1.8 million, with 38,500 births and 50,400 deaths. During this period, there were 75,300 net immigrants, of whom 65,438+390,000 were one-way permit holders and 89,200 were other Hong Kong residents.

Among the total population in the middle of this year, there are 7,330,500 permanent residents and 64,200 floating population.

The revised population at the end of last year was 7,428,300. The permanent population was revised to 7,342,600 and the floating population to 85,700. The population growth rate from the end of 20 19 to the end of 2020 was also revised to negative 1.2%.

A government spokesman said that under the persistent influence of COVID-19's disease, Hong Kong and other parts of the world implemented strict customs control and quarantine measures, which seriously affected international travel. It is observed that the number of immigrants to Hong Kong is still very small. Among them, in the first half of this year, boarding restrictions imposed on people from many places from time to time in response to the epidemic affected population migration.

The spokesman said that following the year-on-year decline of 50% in the previous year, the number of one-way permit holders coming to Hong Kong from the middle of last year to the middle of this year was 65,438+03,900, a year-on-year decline of 37%. At the same time, Hong Kong residents who left Hong Kong before the outbreak of the epidemic may choose to stay elsewhere, or they may not be able to return to Hong Kong because their voyage is blocked. All these factors may lead to a net outflow of Hong Kong residents during this period.

The spokesman added that net immigrants include Hong Kong residents who enter and leave Hong Kong for various reasons such as work and study, which is conceptually different from immigrants. As an international city, Hong Kong has always had a high population mobility. In the past 10 years, Hong Kong residents (excluding one-way permit holders) recorded net immigration in most years.