Overall, the proportion of Latvian women is 54%. How difficult is naturalization?

Our country has a very large population, and the ratio of male to female in China is also a difficulty for many countries. There are more men than women in every country, but today Bian Xiao is talking about Latvia, the country that lacks men most in the world. The number of women in this country accounts for 54% of the national population. Don't underestimate this 4%, which is already a lot, but the gender ratio difference has ranked first in the world.

Latvia suffered a lot during the Second World War. Hundreds of years before World War II, Latvia was always in power in Sweden, Poland, Germany and other countries. Latvia was also the first country to be baptized in the early World War II, when Germany and the Soviet Union launched a war around the Baltic Sea.

Latvia, which suffered from the long-term war of attrition, had to go to the battlefield to defend our country, so that many men died heroically at the end of World War II, which led to the embarrassing situation that Latvia had more women than men. Although it has been restored for several years, the ratio of local male to female population is still above 8%, and the average life expectancy of Latvian men is also shorter.

The average life expectancy of men is 64.9 years and that of women is 76.0 years. It is reported that Latvia is located in the cold zone, and the climate and soil moisture along the Baltic Sea coast are more suitable for women's growth and survival. Therefore, the life expectancy of local women will be much longer than that of men, and the imbalance between men and women will be ignored. The population of China is also extremely scarce, but at first glance, the population growth rate is -5. 1%, which makes us used to it.

Latvia is located in the northeast of Europe. Estonia in the north and Lithuania in the south are not so much Baltic countries. Thanks to the water quality and climate in Latvia, the survival rate of baby girls here is higher than that of boys, and because Latvia itself has Jewish and other ethnic origins.

Those who have made special contributions to Latvia but are not eligible for Latvian citizenship on the basis of permanent residence shall be accepted by the Parliament through a resolution and published in the official newspaper. Requirements other than Item 7 of Article 12 1 of these Measures, due to their unique dedication, are not applicable to persons who have obtained Latin American citizenship.