The number of immigrants who gave up Italian citizenship and returned to their countries of origin has increased.

According to the report compiled by Italian "European Chinese", the research report of Ismu Foundation, an authoritative scientific institution specializing in immigration in Italy, shows that in 20 10, a total of 28,000 immigrants decided to leave Italy completely, cancel their accounts here and return to their countries of origin, and one quarter of them were Romanians.

According to Ismu's analysis report on the survey data of the National Bureau of Statistics, the number of foreign immigrants who decide to leave Italy completely shows an obvious growth trend, which has tripled compared with the data in 2003.

Among them, the number of Romanians who cancelled their accounts was less than 1000 in 2006, and it quickly increased to 2,700 in 2007, 6,400 in 2008, 7,700 in 2009 and 20 10. In 20 10, Romanians still rank first, followed by Moroccans (1700, one in every 257 registered population, with an annual growth rate of 9%). Albanians (less than 65,438+0,300) and Poles (65,438+0,200) are also among the best. Similar to Romania, a new EU member, the number of people who cancelled their household registration in Poland increased from 162 in 2004 to 1300- 1400 in 2008-2009.

It is worth noting that more than 65,438+0,300 China immigrants have completely returned to the motherland, with an annual growth rate of 53%.