Immigrants in Guinea-Bissau
Guinea-Bissau is a small West African country that has a diverse population made up of several ethnic groups. While the country has a long history of emigration, it has also seen an influx of immigrants in recent years.
The majority of immigrants in Guinea-Bissau come from neighboring countries such as Senegal, Guinea, and Mali. These individuals often come to Guinea-Bissau in search of work and economic opportunities. Many of them work in informal sectors such as street vending, agriculture, and fishing.
There are also immigrants from other African countries, as well as from countries in Europe and Asia. Some of these individuals come to Guinea-Bissau as aid workers, missionaries, or businesspeople. Others may be refugees or asylum seekers.
Guinea-Bissau has a relatively open immigration policy, and the government has made efforts to integrate immigrants into society. However, immigrants in Guinea-Bissau still face significant challenges, including discrimination and limited access to basic services such as healthcare.
