Turks in Liechtenstein

Turks in Liechtenstein
Total population
(894^{[note 1]}^[1])
Regions with significant populations
Vaduz · Schaan · Triesen
Languages
Turkish
Religion
Islam

Turks in Liechtenstein (German: Türken in Liechtenstein Turkish: Lihtenştayn Türkleri) consist of both Turkish people who live in Liechtenstein but were born elsewhere, as well as natives of Liechtenstein with Turkish roots (meaning origins in Turkey, the island of Cyprus, or communities of the Turkish diaspora). Presently, 894 Turkish citizens live in Liechtenstein (this does not include Turks with Liechtensteinian nationality), accounting for 3% of the total population of the country.^[2] Turks are the fifth-largest group of foreigners in Liechtenstein, behind Swiss, Austrians, Italians, and Germans.^[3] 296 Turkish citizens work in Liechtenstein.^[4]

Notable people

Notes

↑ This does not include Turks with Liechtensteinian nationality

References

Bibliography

Fürstentum Liechtenstein (2007), Liechtenstein-Turkey (PDF), http://www.liechtenstein.li/en/: Fürstentum Liechtenstein

External links

Turkish people by country

Traditional areas of Turkish settlement	Turkey Muhacir Algeria Azerbaijan Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia Cyprus Turkish Cypriot diaspora Egypt Georgia Abkhazia Meskhetia Greece Crete Dodecanese Western Thrace Iraq Kosovo Lebanon Libya Macedonia Montenegro Romania Ada Kaleh Serbia Syria Tunisia Yemen

Africa	Algeria Kouloughlis Egypt Libya South Africa Tunisia

Americas	Brazil Canada Mexico United States Venezuela

Asia	Afghanistan India Indonesia Iran Iraq Israel Jews Japan Jordan Kazakhstan South Korea Kuwait Kyrgyzstan Lebanon Pakistan Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Turkmenistan United Arab Emirates Uzbekistan Yemen

Europe	Austria Azerbaijan Belgium Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia Cyprus Diaspora Mainland Turks Denmark Finland France Georgia Abkhazia Meskhetia Germany Berlin Greece Crete Dodecanese Western Thrace Hungary Ireland Italy Kosovo Liechtenstein Macedonia Moldova Montenegro Netherlands Norway Poland Romania Ada Kaleh Russia Serbia Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey Ukraine United Kingdom London

Oceania	Australia New Zealand

See also	Turkish minorities in the former Ottoman Empire Turkish population Turks in Europe Turks in the Arab world Turks in the Balkans Turks in the former Soviet Union

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