Social, economic and political problems lead young people from Latin American countries to emigrate to destinations that allow them to have job opportunities and a better quality of life.
The most developed countries have become the recipients of expatriates from Latin America; an example of this is the United States. The North American giant remains the main destination for Latin American migrants, thanks to its growing economy and the popularity it has gained over the years of being called the “American dream”.
The 10 favorite destinations for Latin American youth to emigrate
10. Spain
There is a wave of Latinoamericano immigration in Spain. It is estimated that 43% of foreigners under the general regime come from Latin America, mainly from Ecuador (13%), Colombia (8%), Bolivia (6%), Peru (5%), the Dominican Republic (2%), Argentina (2%), Paraguay (1.5%), and Brazil (1%).
9. France
This European country has everything you need to live comfortably, good weather, pristine countryside, world-class culture, excellent medical care, colorful traditions and history and, of course, the brightness and sophistication of Paris, are some of the many factors to take into account when considering immigration.
8. Canada
While the United States struggles with political turmoil and racial divisions, Canada appears to be the responsible big brother and a true melting pot. It is a country with multicultural cities such as Toronto and world-renowned universities, with nearly one-third of the country’s students coming from abroad. It is estimated that 50% of Latin Americans living in Canada arrived in the country in the last 10 years. Latinos in Canada According to the latest census, the population is 458,000.
7. Germany
One of the world's most powerful countries is among the top destinations for emigration; it has the lowest unemployment rate in the European Union. With a variety of major cities, such as Berlin, Munich, and Hamburg, as well as beautiful scenery and fairytale castles, Germany holds great appeal for immigrants.
6. Italy
The Italian cities where Latinos Native Spanish speakers in Milan, Rome, Genoa and Turin have decided to continue their lives after leaving their country of origin. Italy constitute an important community of emigrants from Spanish-speaking countries, totaling about 600,000 people, mainly from Peru (256,208 Peruvians) and Ecuador (150,300,000).
5. Singapore
Over the past two decades, this young country has become a global business hub, with a thriving economy and a free market that promise a bright future. Singapore is a place open to the world, and a large number of citizens do not need a visa to enter. All Latin American citizens are provided with a one-month stay.
3. New Zealand
Over the past decade, New Zealand’s Latin American population has more than tripled, from 6,654 in 2006 to 25,731 people in 2018. There are notable differences in the age composition of the MELAA population compared to the total population of New Zealand
2. Australia
Not only does this country have a high standard of education and living, but it also offers good job prospects. Australia provides applicants with a straightforward set of regulations for permanent residence. On average per year, Australia receives about 8,000 Latinos a year, who seek to improve their quality of life and gain new opportunities.
1. United States
The United States Census Bureau reports that there are currently 31.7 million Hispanics in the United States, accounting for 11.7% of the total population, of whom nearly 20 million are of Mexican origin.
Source: Ortiz, A. (September 21, 2021). These are the preferred destinations for young Latin Americans to emigrate to. QPASA. https://qpasa.com/inmigracion/estos-son-los-destinos-preferidos-para-emigrar-de-los-jovenes-latinoamericanos-2/
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