The immigrant population of Jeju Island in South Korea has increased sharply, and it will usher in 600,000 people.

The immigrant population of Jeju Island in South Korea has increased sharply, and it will usher in 600,000 people.

According to the latest news of Kim's immigration lawyer, before 2009, the number of immigrants in Jeju Island was more than the inflow. However, since 20 10, this situation has been reversed with the growth of the inflow population, and Jeju Island has now ushered in the first period of 600,000 people.

In June of 5438+02, according to the analysis of the registered data of the floating population of Jeju Island, as of May, the population of Jeju Island was 597,384 (including 58,800 domestic residents1person and 9,383 foreign residents), an increase of 4,935 this year alone. Some analysts predict that according to this trend, by August this year, the total population of Jeju Island will exceed 600,000.

The reason for the rapid population growth in Jeju Island today is the influx of "floating population" from other parts of Korea into Jeju Island. At the end of May this year, the current inflow population was 340 1 (transferred population 12897, transferred population 9496), an increase of 7 1.5% over the same period last year (1983).

"Jeju immigrants" craze

In the past three or four years, the phenomenon of immigration in Jeju Island has been very common. "Jeju immigrants" gradually became popular. As IT enterprises enter Jeju Island, it will have a great impact on promoting the economic and tourism development of Jeju Island. 20 1 1 Jeju English Education City opened three international schools, so "educational immigrants" gradually appeared.

The age groups of immigrants in Jeju Island are diversified, including not only retired old people, but also middle-aged people in their thirties and forties. Although many people were born in Jeju Island, they all returned to their hometowns after living in big cities. In order to find "leisure in life", I returned to Jeju Island with my children who grew up in big cities.

In order to return to the land, Jeju Island's rural trip is also sought after. With the increase of "land population", it is difficult to see vacant houses in Halla Mountain and hilly areas with an altitude of 200 to 600 meters. Last year, the housing price growth rate in Jeju Island was 12.8%, which was higher than the national average growth rate of 9.3% in South Korea.