Bangladeshis in Romania

Bangladeshi Romanians
রোমানীয় বাংলাদেশী
Total population
	1,674 (2022)
Regions with significant populations
	Bucharest and other large urban areas
Languages
	Romanian · Bangladeshi English · Bengali
Religion
	Sunni Islam (majority)
Related ethnic groups
	Romanian immigrants · Bangladeshi diaspora

The Bangladesh Romanians (Bengali: রোমানীয় বাংলাদেশী) are a migrant community of Bangladeshis who reside in Romania, and the term can also include their locally born descendants.

History

Bangladeshis come to Romania mostly as skilled workers. Their exact number is unknown. As of 2008, there were hundreds of Bangladeshis living in Romania. ^[1] However, due to the fact that Romania's workforce has decreased due to emigration, their numbers have increased since then and they are expected to increase in the future.^[2]

References

^ ^a ^b "Why many Bangladeshi migrants get arrested in Romania". InfoMigrants. 19 August 2022.
^ "România recrutează mai mulţi muncitori din Bangladesh". Mediafax.ro.

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[auto-1] "Why many Bangladeshi migrants get arrested in Romania". InfoMigrants. 19 August 2022.

[2] "România recrutează mai mulţi muncitori din Bangladesh". Mediafax.ro.

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v t e Bangladeshi diaspora
Americas	Brazil Canada Begum Para United States New York Bengalis in the United States
Asia	India Japan Malaysia Maldives Middle East Saudi Arabia United Arab Emirates Pakistan
Europe	Italy Poland Romania United Kingdom
Oceania	Australia New Zealand

v t e Ethnic groups in Romania
Dominant group	Romanians (16,792,868)	Main ethnicities in the localities (2011)
Officially recognised minorities	Hungarians (1,227,623) Romani (621,573) Ukrainians (50,920) Germans (36,042) Turks (27,698) Lipovans (23,487) Tatars (divided into Crimean Tatars and Nogais) (20,282) Serbs (18,076) Slovaks (13,654) Bulgarians (7,336) Croats (5,408) Greeks (3,668) Jews (3,271) Italians (3,203) Poles (2,543) Czechs (2,477) Armenians (1,361) Macedonians (1,264) Albanians (520) Rusyns (262)
Non-recognized minorities	Aromanians (26,500) Hutsuls* (self-declared, 3,890) Csángós* (self-declared, 1,536) Megleno-Romanians (1,200–2,000) Székelys* (self-declared, 532) Krashovani* (self-declared, 207) Slovenes (175) Gagauz (5)
Historical ethnic groups	Circassians (approximately 10,000 in the mid-19th century) Dobrujan Arabs (145 in 1850)
Immigrant groups	Citizens of the Republic of Moldova (177,000) Arabs (5,000) Afghans (2,384) Chinese (2,243) Indians (1,000) Filipinos (800) Africans (700) Pakistanis (700) Iranians (610) Kurds (500) Mexicans (224) Bangladeshis (100)
* = Subgroups of officially recognized ethnicities that are not treated by the Romanian authorities as separate minorities.

রোমানীয় বাংলাদেশী
Total population
1,674^[1] (2022)
Regions with significant populations
Bucharest and other large urban areas
Languages
Romanian · Bangladeshi English · Bengali
Religion
Sunni Islam (majority)
Related ethnic groups
Romanian immigrants · Bangladeshi diaspora