Two thirds of emigrants from the Netherlands are of immigrant origin. They're tired of the intolerance and see better career opportunities in their land of origin.
Highly educated Moroccan or Turkish youth leave the Netherlands due to the harsh political climate. Though it's not a mass emigration, these groups of immigrants say 'increasing intolerance' is a reason for leaving.
This according to a study by Regioplan for minister Piet Hein Donner (CDA, Internal Affairs). Half of the emigrants are 20-45 years hold and have an MBO diploma
Moroccan and Turkish emigrants in particular say that the harsh political climate is a reason for leaving. They don't feel they belong in the Netherlands. For highly-educated Turks the economic growth in Turkey is often a decisive factor. There's a good chance for a good job there. [Islam in Europe] Read more
