The number of U.S. citizens in China is estimated to be between 72,000 and 110,000. This range encompasses expatriates, immigrants from the United States, and their descendants born locally.
Understanding the Estimates
The figures regarding Americans residing in China are estimates due to the dynamic nature of international populations. These numbers offer a comprehensive overview of the presence of U.S. citizens in the country.
- 72,000: This figure represents the lower end of the estimates and specifically excludes U.S. citizens living in the Special Administrative Regions of Hong Kong and Macau.
- 110,000: This higher estimate generally includes Americans residing across mainland China, as well as potentially those in Hong Kong and Macau, providing a broader picture of the total U.S. citizen population.
These estimates collectively refer to individuals who have relocated from the United States to China, as well as those born in China to American parents.
Breakdown of U.S. Citizens in China
To provide a clearer view of these estimates, the following table summarizes the key figures:
| Estimate Range | Details |
|---|---|
| 72,000 | Estimated number, excluding Hong Kong and Macau |
| Up to 110,000 | Broader estimate, including Hong Kong and Macau |
These figures represent the most current available estimates for the population of U.S. citizens in China.
