The population of Brunei is larger than that of the local people (estimated at 470,000).

Generally speaking, Brunei has a large immigrant population, and the main labor force is also a foreign population. Moreover, the development of urbanization in Brunei has also reduced Brunei's population, which is also a major problem for Brunei's population. The number of Chinese in Brunei is also decreasing year by year. This is your estimated population of Brunei.

Population estimate of Brunei: 470,000.

The total population is 420,000

Per capita gross national income (purchasing power parity international dollars, 2009) 49,000.

Life expectancy at birth for male/female (years) 76/78

/kloc-mortality rate of men and women aged 0/5-60 (per 1000 population) 104/7 1.

Total per capita health expenditure (purchasing power parity international yuan) 1, 2 18.

Total health expenditure as a percentage of GDP 2.3

Total population of Brunei: 42898 1.

Male population in Brunei: 2 16635(50.5%)

Number of female population in Brunei: 2 12346(49.5%)

Brunei covers an area of 5765 square kilometers.

The ratio of male to female in Brunei is about 50.5:49.5.

Population density of Brunei: 67.3 people/km2.

Natural population growth rate of Brunei: 2.3 1%

Life expectancy in Brunei: 78 years.

Brunei has a considerable foreign population.

Brunei has a total population of 420,000. Among them, Malays account for 85%, Brunei Chinese account for 1 1%, and other races account for 4%. Malay is the national language, and English and Chinese are commonly used. Islam is the state religion, others include Buddhism, Christianity and Taoism. The Chinese population in Brunei has reached 42,900, but half of them are temporary residents with short-term work permits of 1 to 3 years. Of the 52% permanent residents in China, only 23% are citizens, and the remaining 29% have not yet obtained citizenship.

Brunei has a large number of foreign workers.

At present, there are 56 175 migrant workers in Brunei, accounting for 56.7% of the total labor force. Brunei has a total working population of 98,987, of which 68,284 are male workers, accounting for 70% of the total working population. As for the female working population, there are 30,703 people, accounting for 30% of the total working population.

The urban population has fallen sharply.

With the development of modern urbanization, the rural population in Brunei has decreased sharply, while the urban population has increased sharply. Due to the inconsistent development of counties and districts, the proportion of population varies greatly from place to place. The urban population has decreased, but the proportion of poor or rural population is even smaller. Uneven distribution of cities and towns will lead to a large gap between the rich and the poor.