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Change immigration in Italy: in 2010 the increase women and family reunions.

Sopemi Italy presented the report of the Censis. In the first two months of 2011 exceeded arrivals by sea around 2010.
Source: ImmigrazioneOggi

More women than men, especially Romanians, Moroccans and Albanians, occupied for 63.4%. It is the picture of immigrants in our country, taken from the report Censis Sopemi Italy on Immigration and foreign presence in Italy, 2009-2010, presented at the end of 2010 by the OECD.
At December 31, 2009, according to the report presented for the first time in Italy yesterday at the CNEL, foreigners were enrolled in the municipal registers 4,000,000 235mila, 23.4% more than in 2007 and 8, 8% more than in 2008. Overall, foreigners account for 7% of the population and, with 2 million units 171mila, women outnumber men, accounting for 51.3% of the total. As for minors, at the end of 2009 were 932mila and represent 21.6% of foreigners and 9.1% of all children living in Italy. Although the Italian territory is
registers the presence of over 200 nationalities, there are three ethnic groups consisting of: Romanians, Albanians and Moroccans.

The average age of foreigners is much lower than the Italians at the end of 2009 solo il 3,9% aveva più di 60 anni mentre il 22% ne aveva meno di 18. Un dato sottolineato dal vice direttore generale del Censis, Carla Collicelli, è quello relativo agli ingressi in seguito a ricongiungimenti familiari che nel 2009 hanno rappresentato il 7,7% degli ingressi totali con una cifra pari a 107.410."
Con 1 milione 898mila occupati, gli stranieri rappresentano l’8,3% del totale dei lavoratori italiani. Il 41,5% di essi, pari a 787mila unità, è di sesso femminile. Sia il tasso di attività (71,4%) che quello di occupazione (63,4%) sono più elevati tra gli stranieri che tra gli italiani (che si attestano al 47,3% per il primo e al 43,7% per il secondo). Il 49,4% dei lavoratori foreigners are employed in the service sector, 21.1% in industry, 16.5% in construction, 8, 9% in trade and the remaining 4% in agriculture. In the field of entrepreneurship, 10.1% of business owners are foreigners in Italy with a greater presence in construction (19.3% of all construction companies), industry (16.8%) and trade (12.95).


Censis also records that during the first two months of 2011, the number of illegal immigrants arrived in Italy through the landings on the coasts, has exceeded the total of 2010 with 6,333 immigrants intercepted (5478 of them to Lampedusa) in 132 landings, compared the 159 landings which led 4,406 arrivals in 2010.

last year, reports Censis, foreigners from the Mediterranean and legally resident in Italy was 675,190, ie 15.9% of the total, only 431 000 from Morocco