How to fill in whether overseas Chinese live there?

Whether the overseas Chinese and their places of residence are filled in according to the real situation.

Overseas Chinese refer to China citizens who are designated to live abroad. In line with the conditions, fill in "Yes" in the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office; If not, fill in "No"; If yes, please fill in your actual residence; Otherwise, don't fill it in. Overseas Chinese do not include workers and technicians sent by the government to other countries to assist in construction, nor do they include government officials, overseas students, overseas travelers and visitors sent abroad.

China people refer to people of China descent who have joined or acquired foreign nationality. If they are overseas Chinese who have returned to China to settle down, they are called returned overseas Chinese. The relatives of overseas Chinese refer to the families of overseas Chinese and returned overseas Chinese in China.

China citizens who have not obtained the long-term or permanent right of abode in their country of residence, but have obtained the legal right of abode in their country of residence for more than five consecutive years (including five years) and have lived in that country for not less than 30 months within five years are regarded as overseas Chinese. China citizens are not regarded as overseas Chinese during their study abroad (including public schools and at their own expense), or during their work abroad on business (including expatriate laborers).

distribution range

From the distribution of continents, there are 36.27 million people in Asia, accounting for 78%; 8.9 million people in the United States, accounting for15%; Europe has 6.5438+0.7 million people, accounting for 5%; Oceania 1 10,000 people, accounting for1.7%; There are 654.38 million people in Africa, accounting for 0.3%.

Judging from the overseas distribution of overseas Chinese, more than 80% live in Southeast Asia, followed by America, Europe, Australia and Africa. According to the statistics of overseas Chinese affairs departments and related academic circles in recent years, 8.5 million overseas Chinese in Thailand (in 2006) accounted for 14% of the local population, and 7.5 million overseas Chinese in Indonesia (in 2005) accounted for 3. 1% of the local population.

Malaysia was 765,438+million (2008), accounting for 26.5% of the local population, Singapore was 2.7 million (2009), accounting for 75.6% of the local population, the Philippines was 1.5 million (2004) and Myanmar was 1.3 million (2003) The population of Asian Chinese in the above areas exceeds 1 10,000.

From the ancestral home of overseas Chinese, Guangdong accounts for 54%, Fujian accounts for 25%, Hainan accounts for 6%, and other provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions account for 15% (mainly Taiwan Province, Guangxi, Shandong, Xinjiang and Yunnan). In Southeast Asia, the proportion of Guangdong, Fujian and other provinces and cities is 5∶3∶2.

According to dialects, people who use Minnan dialect (Quanzhou), Guangfu dialect (Guangzhou), Chaozhou dialect and Hakka dialect account for about 80% of the total number of overseas Chinese.