Men with migration background by age Germany

In 2023, the number of men with a migration background aged 30 to 34 living in Germany amounted to almost 1.1 million. According to the source, a person is considered as having a migrant background when they or at least one parent do not have German citizenship by law. This definition includes the following persons:
1. Immigrated and non-immigrated foreigners.
2. Immigrated and non-immigrated naturalized citizens.
3. Late emigrants.
4. Descendants born with German citizenship within the three groups named above.

Number of men with migration background in Germany in 2023, by age (in 1,000)

Characteristic	Number of persons in thousands
Under 5 years	874
5 to 9 years	922
10 to 14 years	844
15 to 19 years	850
20 to 24 years	898
25 to 29 years	985
30 to 34 years	1,066
35 to 39 years	1,074
40 to 44 years	962
45 to 49 years	887
50 to 54 years	778
55 to 59 years	684
60 to 64 years	556
65 to 69 years	415
70 to 74 years	310
75 to 79 years	211
80 to 84 years	148
85 to 89 years	70
90 bis 94 years	21
95 years and older	0

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Release date

April 2024

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Region

Germany

Survey time period

2023

Supplementary notes

* No information given because the numerical value is not certain enough due to the small number of cases (70 or fewer).

Figures refer to population in private households. Data originates from the 2023 microcensus.

The distinction between a migration background in the narrower and broader sense is based on different methods of identifying the migration background of a person. Migration background in the narrower sense means that only information about the parents of the person living in the same household is used. The migration background in a broader sense means that all information about the parents is used (even if the person no longer lives in the household of the parents). This applies to people who, due to their own characteristics, do not actually have a migration background themselves, but have parents who are foreign, naturalized, (late) resettlers or who were adopted by a German parent.

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