BELGIUM-ROOTS ProjectBelgian Emigrants Abroad and Their DescendantsThe Belgian Emigrants Found a New Life in ...the following Countries of Immigration |
At any moment in history people did emigrate from or immigarte to what's now known as the Kingdom of Belgium. Our site will focus on those who emigrated.
No exact figurs are available for the past. Georges Picavet has assembled some interesting, but incomplete, figures on the page "Antwerp, a Port for all nationalities".
For the present we do have some recent figures (2001). There are 560.000 Belgians living outside the country at this moment.
- From them reside in:
France 172.526 Netherlands 66.500 South-Africa 55.200 Canada 40.875 USA 32.500 Spain 28.400 Germany 26.313 Luxembourg 17.800 other 120.000
Europe
- European Union
- Austria
- Denmark
- Finland
- France (FRA)
- Germany (DEU)
- Greece
- Great Britain (GBR)
- Ireland
- Italy
- Luxembourg (LUX)
- The Netherlands (NDL)
- Portugal (PRT)
- Azores (AZR)
- Spain (ESP)
- Canary Islands
- History 1479-1660 (KMLA)
- Flemish immigration in the 16th century (Dutch)
- Sweden (SWE)
- Other
- Hungary (HUN)
- Malta (MLT)
- Norway (NOR)
- Russian Federation (RUS)
- Switzerland,
The Americas
- North America
- Central America
- South America
- Argentina (ARG)
- Brazil (BRA)
- Chile
- GENEALOGIA de Mi Familia y de Chile by Mauricio Pilleux Cepeda (Spanish)
- Ecuador (ECU)
- Uruguay
Africa
- Burundi (BDI)
- Congo (Kinshasa) (ZAR)
- Rwanda (RWA)
- South-Africa (ZAF)
Asia
- China
- India (IND)
- Indonesia (IDN)
Oceania
- Australia (AUS)
- New-Zealand (NZL) - Belgian colonization attempt around 1840
Antartica (ATA)
- No permanent inhabitants, but Belgium did play a role in the discovery of this continent.
- Belgium's Antarctic History
- Belgica
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