People, population and community
Census tables on country of birth, passport held and year of arrival
Today we've published two new 2011 Census tables for England and Wales. The first table includes information on the number of residents who, in the 2011 Census, said they were born in the Caribbean, their year of arrival [before 1971 and between 1971-2011], and what box they ticked for passport held in 2011.
The second table includes information on the number of residents who, in the 2011 Census, said they were born in a Commonwealth country [as at 2011], their year of arrival [before 1971 and between 1971-2011], and what box they ticked for passport held in 2011.
It should be noted, the 'no passport held' category counts the number of usual residents who reported not holding a passport on Census day (27 March 2011). This does not necessarily mean that they have never held a passport or that their residency status has not been fixed in other ways.
The list of Commonwealth countries has been provided by the Commonwealth Secretariat (London). On census day (27 March 2011), the Commonwealth had 54 members. Commonwealth membership changes over time and this grouping does not include those born in countries that may have left the Commonwealth prior to 2011.These tables show numbers at England and Wales, and regional, level. The census does not disclose personal records for 100 years after each census – personal records from the 1921 Census will be available in 2022.
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