What is the total population of Singapore?

The total population of Singapore is 5.26 million. Singaporeans are mainly composed of immigrants and their descendants who immigrated from Asia, Europe and other regions in the past century. As of February 20 1 1, the total population of Singapore was 5.26 million. Chinese in Singapore are basically from Fujian, Guangdong and Hainan in China, and 40% of them are from southern Fujian, followed by Chaoshan, Guangfu, Hakka, Hainan, Putian and Shanghainese.

Overview of Singapore

Inclusive cultural features add infinite charm to Singapore. The coexistence of different cultures has become an inseparable social whole, which is even more amazing. Singapore has gathered people of different races from all over the world. In addition to the four main races, namely Chinese, Malays, Indians and Eurasian, there are other ethnic minorities. In Singapore, you can stop at every cultural block and feel the most direct national culture.

Among them, there are 3.27 million Singapore citizens, 540,000 permanent residents and non-residents 1.46 million, accounting for 62%, 10% and 28% respectively. Singaporeans are mainly divided by race: 2.42 million Chinese Han, accounting for 74. 1%, 440,000 Malays, accounting for 65,438+03.4%, 300,000 Indians, accounting for 9.2%, and the rest are Eurasian, accounting for 3.3%.