Albanians in the Netherlands

Albanians in the Netherlands
*Albanezen in Nederland*
*Shqiptarët në Holandë*
Total population
ca. 12.000
Regions with significant populations
Amsterdam · Rotterdam · Utrecht
Languages
Dutch, Albanian
Religion
Islam, Christianity, Irreligious

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Albanians in the Netherlands (Dutch: Albanezen in Nederland; Albanian: Shqiptarët në Holandë) number up to 12,000 people. The vast majority emigrated from Kosovo and North Macedonia.