City · Haarlemmermeer, North Holland

Rijsenhout: Migration background and origin

On 1 January 2026, Rijsenhout had 4,400 residents. 29.4% of them (1,295 people) have a migration background: they were born abroad or have at least one parent who was. That is lower than the municipality of Haarlemmermeer (36.9%) and about the same as the national average (29.1%). The largest origin groups are other Asia (7.5%), other Europe (4.9%) and Poland (3.6%). 60.2% of residents with a migration background were born abroad themselves. Since 2022 the share has risen by 5.4 percentage points.

Residents
4,400 on 1 January 2026
Migration background
29.4% 1,295 people
Born abroad
60.2% of those with a migration background
Change since 2022
+5.4 pp in share with a migration background

Map

Migration background, share of residents <15%, 15%–18%, 18%–25%, 25%–30%, 30%–45%, 45%–60%, ≥60%

Share of residents with a migration background per postcode.

Where residents come from

Origin of residents on 1 January 2026, as a share of all residents.

Dutch origin and migration background

  • Dutch origin 70.7% 3,110
  • Migration background 29.4% 1,295

Largest origin groups

Bars show each group’s share of all residents of Rijsenhout. For comparison, the line marks Haarlemmermeer and the circle the Netherlands.

  • Other Asia Asia excluding Indonesia and Turkey
    7.5% 330 people
    Haarlemmermeer 9.7% Netherlands 5.3%
  • Other Europe Europe excluding the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Poland
    4.9% 215 people
    Haarlemmermeer 6.8% Netherlands 5.6%
  • Poland
    3.6% 160 people
    Haarlemmermeer 1.2% Netherlands 1.4%
  • Morocco
    2.5% 110 people
    Haarlemmermeer 3.2% Netherlands 2.4%
  • Suriname
    2.0% 90 people
    Haarlemmermeer 3.3% Netherlands 2.0%
  • Other Africa Africa excluding Morocco
    1.9% 85 people
    Haarlemmermeer 2.7% Netherlands 2.3%
  • Turkey
    1.8% 80 people
    Haarlemmermeer 2.9% Netherlands 2.6%
  • Indonesia
    1.4% 60 people
    Haarlemmermeer 2.5% Netherlands 1.9%
  • Other Americas & Oceania Americas and Oceania excluding Suriname and the Dutch Caribbean
    1.4% 60 people
    Haarlemmermeer 2.0% Netherlands 1.7%
  • Germany
    1.3% 55 people
    Haarlemmermeer 1.3% Netherlands 1.9%
  • Dutch Caribbean Aruba, Curaçao, Sint Maarten, Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba
    0.68% 30 people
    Haarlemmermeer 0.82% Netherlands 1.1%
  • Belgium
    0.34% 15 people
    Haarlemmermeer 0.43% Netherlands 0.76%

First and second generation

Residents with a migration background, by whether they were born abroad themselves.

  • Born abroad (first generation) 60.2% 780
  • Born in the Netherlands (second generation) 39.8% 515

Men and women

Men
2,250
Women
2,150

Compared with all cities

Higher than 93% of all cities in the Netherlands

Trend since 1998

Share of residents with a migration background, compared with larger areas.

Measure
  • Rijsenhout
  • Haarlemmermeer
  • Netherlands
Show as table
Year RijsenhoutHaarlemmermeerNetherlands
1998 10.3%15.8%16.7%
1999 10.2%16.2%17.1%
2000 11.0%16.6%17.5%
2001 11.1%17.2%18.0%
2002 11.8%17.9%18.4%
2003 12.0%18.5%18.8%
2004 11.6%19.3%19.0%
2005 12.0%19.8%19.2%
2006 12.7%20.4%19.3%
2007 13.4%21.0%19.4%
2008 13.2%21.5%19.6%
2009 14.0%22.0%19.9%
2010 14.7%22.3%20.3%
2011 15.0%22.6%20.6%
2012 15.4%23.0%20.9%
2013 15.3%23.3%21.1%
2014 16.2%23.6%21.4%
2015 17.0%24.0%21.7%
2016 17.0%24.5%22.1%
2017 18.4%25.3%22.6%
2018 19.6%26.1%23.1%
2019 20.4%27.2%23.6%
2020 21.4%28.5%24.2%
2021 21.9%29.5%24.6%
2022 24.1%31.3%26.0%
2023 25.5%33.3%27.1%
2024 27.1%34.4%27.9%
2025 28.8%35.7%28.5%
2026 29.4%36.9%29.1%

In 2022 CBS switched to a new origin classification. Up to 2021 the line shows the old “migration background” figures; the overlap years show a small break (about +0.8 points nationally).

Postcodes in Rijsenhout

Largest group
1435 Zuid 4,400 +5.4 pp Other Asia

All figures

Number of residents per origin group on 1 January. Figures up to 2021 use the old CBS classification.

Year Total residentsDutch originMigration backgroundEuropeOutside EuropeTurkeyMoroccoSurinameIndonesiaDutch CaribbeanGermanyPolandBelgiumOther EuropeOther AfricaOther AsiaOther Americas & OceaniaWestern migration backgroundNon-Western migration background
1998 4,1853,750430175260157520601585101565253020250180
1999 4,1803,75542516025515801560208052055154010240180
2000 4,1553,70045517526510851560208552065204510240210
2001 4,1803,71546518528015801560208552570254520255210
2002 4,2203,72050018530020852060258552570255510270230
2003 4,1953,695505190315158515652085102570306520270235
2004 4,1753,695485190300107020702085101580207020265220
2005 4,2203,715505190320157525701585102075258015265240
2006 4,1653,630530210335157030651580301090259025285250
2007 4,1503,595555220335206540652085351090258515295260
2008 4,1203,575545215335206040652080401580208525290260
2009 4,1103,5355752503301560406525855015100258020320255
2010 4,1053,5056052653402070356525856010110307520335270
2011 4,0553,4406102753301570406515855015125257525355260
2012 4,0703,4456252853451585406020905015130257525345280
2013 4,0253,4156152753401580406015806510120357025350270
2014 4,0203,3706503003552090406520708015135307020375285
2015 4,0053,32568033534515854565208010510140307015405280
2016 4,0053,32568032535515754560207510015135308525395285
2017 4,0803,33075033541515805070257012010135459040415340
2018 4,1803,360820350470309050652570135151305511540435380
2019 4,2353,370865355505309560653070140151304513545440425
2020 4,2353,330905380525409060653070150151456014040450455
2021 4,2203,2959253855404010065603565155201455514045460465
2022 4,3003,2651,0354006354510585653065155151655020550480540
2023 4,3303,2201,1054306756511085603565155102006021550505585
2024 4,4203,2151,2004557457511580653560165152206026060––
2025 4,4153,1451,2704558158011580603555170152157531060––
2026 4,4003,1101,2954458508011090603055160152158533060––