Measurements of Jordanian Abroad and non Jordanians in Jordan

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Measurements of Jordanian Abroad and non Jordanians in Jordan 1

Current Situation The geographic location occupied by Jordan at the confluence of the three continents of the ancient world has been an important and distinct place and has made it a gateway to many population movements, whether in times of peace or conflict since ancient times. Jordan has traditionally been a migrant receiving and sending country. Gaining almost more than three and half million people during the second half of the previous century, an average of about 45,000 per annum and losing more than half a million. Inflow of labor migrants from the neighboring countries mainly from Egypt- to Jordan has grown since the mid-1970s and accelerated during the 1980s and 1990s. Iraqis came in the large numbers after the Second Gulf War in 1991, and many of them used Jordan as a passage to reach other countries of destination. The Gulf Crisis caused the return of about 300 thousand of Jordanians from the Arab Gulf states. 2

Current Situation As a result of the Syrian crises, Jordan received more than one and half million migrants All these migratory movements had impact on different aspects of the country, mainly on the economy, labor market, infrastructure, social structure and other aspects. However, the last three decades had witnessed some major changes in external migration levels and patterns. The streams of migration had significantly fluctuated and there had been dramatic shifts in the volume and direction of migration streams 3

Non - Jordanian population by nationality Census - 2015 Nationality Male Sex Female Total Jordanian Syrians Egyptians 3368042 628,226 523,634 3245545 637,288 112,636 6613587 1,265,514 636,270 Palestinians Iraqis Yemenis Libyans 349,062 66,019 18,756 13,575 285,120 64,892 12,407 9,125 634,182 130,911 31,163 22,700 Other nationalities Total Non - Jordanian Total Kingdom 79,510 1,678,782 5,046,824 117,875 1,239,343 4,484,888 197,385 2,918,125 9,531,712 4

Estimated population of the Kingdom by the High-Basic Scenario (Continuation of Current Conditions) during (2015-2050). Total Non-Jordanians Nationality Jordanians Year 9,401,993 2,890,138 6,511,855 2015 10,466,345 3,178,857 7,287,488 2020 11,641,209 3,508,885 8,132,324 2025 12,919,279 3,880,622 9,038,657 2030 14,275,995 4,292,926 9,983,069 2035 15,727,857 4,763,274 10,964,583 2040 17,306,979 5,300,094 12,006,885 2045 19,042,373 5,913,070 13,129,303 2050 5

Estimated population of the Kingdom by the Medium Scenario during (2015-2050) Total Nationality Non-Jordanians Jordanians Year 9,401,992 2,890,137 6,511,855 2015 10,294,911 3,054,097 7,240,814 2020 11,188,353 3,239,395 7,948,958 2025 11,995,549 3,385,627 8,609,922 2030 12,394,488 3,157,883 9,236,605 2035 12,778,164 2,934,233 9,843,931 2040 13,136,053 2,714,931 10,421,122 2045 13,447,942 2,500,244 10,947,698 2050 6

Estimated population of the Kingdom by the Low Scenario during (2015-2050) Total Non-Jordanians Nationality Jordanians Year 9,401,992 2,890,137 6,511,855 2015 10,044,153 2,817,574 7,226,579 2020 10,644,336 2,753,048 7,891,288 2025 11,145,040 2,670,790 8,474,250 2030 11,614,924 2,600,609 9,014,315 2035 12,077,487 2,533,184 9,544,303 2040 12,515,598 2,468,661 10,046,937 2045 12,901,390 2,407,186 10,494,204 2050 7

Sources of migration Statistics in Jordan 1. Department of Statistics 2. Ministry of Labour 3. Ministry of Interior 4. Public Security Department 5. Intelligence Department 6. Department of Borders and Resident 7. Social Security Corporation 8. The Central Bank of Jordan 9. Civil Status Department 10. Ministry of Foreign and Expatriate affairs 8

The outlook for migration statistics in Jordan Data and indicators on migration are available from censuses and surveys conducted by the Department of Statistics. The surveys conducted are not the primary objective of studying migration in Jordan. Migration data are not available periodically or annually through surveys. 9

Migration questions for the 2015 census form 211 212 213 214 215 216 Residency of mother at the birth of (person s name) Usual residency place of (person s name) Residency period in full years in current place for Jordanians and in Jordan for Non -Jordanians Previous Usual residency place of (person s name) Place of residency of (person s name) in November 2014? Main Reason for coming to Jordan (for Non- Jordanians) & reason of Residency outside Jordan for (Jordanians) Inside Jordan: Inside Jordan: Inside Jordan: Inside Jordan: Name of Governorate: Outside Jordan: Name of Governorate: Outside Jordan: Name of Governorate: Outside Jordan: Name of Governorate: Outside Jordan: 1.abscence of safety/armed conflict in his original country continue Name of the country Name of the country Name of the country Name of the country Move to 221 if the age is 4+ Otherwise move to next person 10

Series No. for the individual 202 217 218 219 220 Is (person name) consider him/her self in a refugee status? Refugee status (fro non-jordanians) Is (person name) registered in the records of the Jordanian government or (UNHCR)? The name of the country (person name) came from? The date of (person name) arrival to Jordan as a refugee? Enumerator: country name 1.Yes continue 2.No 8.I don t know 1.registered and has a document 2.applied for refuge 3.Nonregistered Move to 221 if the age is 4+ 8. I don t know Otherwise move to next person Month Year 11

Distribution of Jordanians abroad Country Number Gulf State Arab Countries USA Other Foreign Countries Total 778247 28706 100000 70924 978877 Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Jordan 2015 12

Ezutna service The Ministry of Foreign and Expatriate Affairs has launched the Ezutna service in order to maintain continuous and effective contact with Jordanians abroad. It is expected that this services will provide statistical data and information about Jordanians abroad and some characteristics such as level of education, ages and other information by end of this year. It is expected that at the end of 2018, the largest number of Jordanians abroad will register their data, as a result of raising awareness of registration by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs through all means 13

Population Inside Jordan Source: DOS Censuses 2015 14

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Recommendations The flow of migration data is based on the Department of Statistics and in coordination with all government agencies in the Kingdom. The Department of Statistics is the official authority to provide data on migration Raise the capacity of the staff in the Department and other bodies to calculate all indicators related to migration, and the subject of the development of sustainable development through workshops and specialized training for this purpose, and access to new methodologies. Work towards an electronic link between all national institutions dealing with migration data as well as data exchange between them. Coordination between various international and national agencies and institutions to standardize common methodologies, definitions. Provide financial support for analysis of migration data. 24

Thank you 25