The population of the Netherlands is increasing again, with an estimated population of 6.5438+0.78 million.

The population of the Netherlands is increasing because immigrants make up for the lack of local population growth. The trend of aging is inevitable, and the increase of life expectancy in the Netherlands has also brought a heavy burden to the Dutch pension welfare system. This is your estimate of the population of Holland.

Dutch population estimate:17,800,800.

Total population16,714,000.

Per capita gross national income (purchasing power parity international dollars) is 43,565,438+00.

Life expectancy at birth for male/female (years) 79/83

The mortality rate of children under 5 years old (0 years old per 1000 live births) is unknown.

/kloc-mortality rate of men and women aged 0/5-60 (per 1000 population,) 72/54.

Total per capita health expenditure (purchasing power parity international dollars) 5,385.

The percentage of total health expenditure to GDP is 12.4.

Population growth is due to immigration.

In the next 30 years, the population of the Netherlands will increase from the current 6.5438+0.65 million to 6.5438+0.75 million, and then gradually decrease. At the same time, the aging phenomenon in the Netherlands will become more and more serious, and foreign immigrants will increase day by day. Another significant change in the population situation in the Netherlands will be the sharp increase in the population with immigrant background. According to the report, by 2050, the number of Dutch people with at least one foreign parent will increase from the current 3.2 million to 5 million, and the proportion of the total population will rise from the current 20% to nearly 30%.

Life expectancy has increased.

Due to the improvement of health and welfare conditions, the average life expectancy of Dutch people has been continuously extended. The report predicts that by 2050, the average life expectancy of Dutch men will reach 83.2 years, an increase of 5 years over the current one; Women will reach 85.5 years old, three years more than at present. Longevity will lead to an increase in the elderly population. The report predicts that by 2040, the proportion of people over 65 in the Netherlands will rise from the current 15% to 26%. This means that the ratio of working-age population to retirees will be reduced from the current 4: 1 to 2: 1, and the Dutch national pension welfare system will bear a heavier burden.