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Integration

Perceived belonging to Austria
2025
75.7%
Immigrants from selected countries of birth
Perceived belonging to the country of origin
2025
46.6%
Immigrants from selected countries of birth

Statistics on integration provide information on belonging, educational attainment, employment, income, risk of poverty or exclusion, living together, personal life situation, discrimination, attitudes towards minorities and religious communities, language use and German language skills. 

The tables on integration are based on various data sources from Statistics Austria, such as the migration survey, microcensus, income tax data and EU-SILC, as well as from the AMS (labour market research/statistics). They are published annually in the Statistical Yearbook Migration & Integration. 

Subjective views on integration – such as perceived belonging – are taken from the migration survey. In 2025, immigrants from the following countries were surveyed alongside those born in Austria: Afghanistan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Romania, the Russian Federation, Serbia, Somalia, Syria, Türkiye and Ukraine. 

S: STATISTICS AUSTRIA, Migration Survey 2025. Compiled on 16 July 2025. – Population in private households aged 16 and over. – Responses to the question: "To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? – I feel I belong in Austria." – Presentation without the response categories "Don't know" and "No response". – *"Immigrants in total" here refers to all respondents born abroad. Respondents were from the following countries: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Türkiye, Afghanistan, Russian Federation, Somalia, Syria, Romania and Ukraine. – **Due to the small number of cases, the value for the answer "Do not agree/disagree entirely" is statistically difficult to interpret. – ***Due to the small number of cases, the value for the answer "Neither agree nor disagree" is statistically difficult to interpret and the value for the answer "Do not agree/disagree entirely" is statistically impossible to interpret.

S: STATISTICS AUSTRIA, Migration Survey 2025. Compiled on 16 July 2025. – Population in private households aged 16 and over. – Responses to the question: "To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements? – I feel I belong to my country of origin." – Presentation without the response categories "Don't know" and "No response". – *"Immigrants in total" here refers to all respondents born abroad. Respondents were from the following countries: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Türkiye, Afghanistan, Russian Federation, Somalia, Syria, Romania and Ukraine.

S: STATISTICS AUSTRIA, Microcensus Labour Force Survey. Compiled on 16 July 2025. – Annual average across all weeks. – Population in private households.

S: STATISTICS AUSTRIA, Microcensus Labour Force Survey. Compiled on 16 July 2025. – Annual average across all weeks. – Population in private households excluding those performing military or civilian service.

S: AMS, Labour market research/statistics. Compiled on 16 July 2025. – Unemployment rate: Proportion of persons registered as unemployed among those in dependent employment. – *AMS, Erwerbskarrierenmonitoring.

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Last updated on 2025-10-28.