City · Hoeksche Waard, South Holland

Zuid-Beijerland: Migration background and origin

On 1 January 2026, Zuid-Beijerland had 3,625 residents. 10.8% of them (390 people) have a migration background: they were born abroad or have at least one parent who was. That is lower than the municipality of Hoeksche Waard (13.4%) and lower than the national average (29.1%). The largest origin groups are other Europe (2.2%), other Asia (1.9%) and other Americas & Oceania (1.4%). 53.8% of residents with a migration background were born abroad themselves. Since 2022 the share has risen by 1.2 percentage points.

Residents
3,625 on 1 January 2026
Migration background
10.8% 390 people
Born abroad
53.8% of those with a migration background
Change since 2022
+1.2 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 89.1% 3,230
  • Migration background 10.8% 390

Largest origin groups

Bars show each group’s share of all residents of Zuid-Beijerland. For comparison, the line marks Hoeksche Waard and the circle the Netherlands.

  • Other Europe Europe excluding the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Poland
    2.2% 80 people
    Hoeksche Waard 2.9% Netherlands 5.6%
  • Other Asia Asia excluding Indonesia and Turkey
    1.9% 70 people
    Hoeksche Waard 3.0% Netherlands 5.3%
  • Other Americas & Oceania Americas and Oceania excluding Suriname and the Dutch Caribbean
    1.4% 50 people
    Hoeksche Waard 0.93% Netherlands 1.7%
  • Germany
    1.1% 40 people
    Hoeksche Waard 1.1% Netherlands 1.9%
  • Indonesia
    1.0% 35 people
    Hoeksche Waard 1.2% Netherlands 1.9%
  • Other Africa Africa excluding Morocco
    1.0% 35 people
    Hoeksche Waard 1.4% Netherlands 2.3%
  • Suriname
    0.41% 15 people
    Hoeksche Waard 0.75% Netherlands 2.0%
  • Dutch Caribbean Aruba, Curaçao, Sint Maarten, Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba
    0.41% 15 people
    Hoeksche Waard 0.49% Netherlands 1.1%
  • Poland
    0.41% 15 people
    Hoeksche Waard 0.59% Netherlands 1.4%
  • Belgium
    0.41% 15 people
    Hoeksche Waard 0.43% Netherlands 0.76%
  • Morocco
    0.28% 10 people
    Hoeksche Waard 0.26% Netherlands 2.4%
  • Turkey
    0.14% 5 people
    Hoeksche Waard 0.45% Netherlands 2.6%

First and second generation

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

  • Born abroad (first generation) 53.8% 210
  • Born in the Netherlands (second generation) 46.2% 180

Men and women

Men
1,785
Women
1,840

Compared with all cities

Higher than 37% of all cities in the Netherlands

Trend since 1998

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

Measure
  • Zuid-Beijerland
  • Hoeksche Waard
  • Netherlands
Show as table
Year Zuid-BeijerlandHoeksche WaardNetherlands
1998 5.0%6.7%16.7%
1999 4.9%6.9%17.1%
2000 5.0%7.0%17.5%
2001 5.1%6.9%18.0%
2002 5.1%7.0%18.4%
2003 5.2%7.2%18.8%
2004 5.7%7.3%19.0%
2005 6.0%7.5%19.2%
2006 6.6%7.6%19.3%
2007 6.2%7.7%19.4%
2008 5.6%7.7%19.6%
2009 5.6%7.8%19.9%
2010 5.8%7.8%20.3%
2011 6.1%7.9%20.6%
2012 6.0%8.0%20.9%
2013 6.2%8.0%21.1%
2014 5.9%7.8%21.4%
2015 6.4%7.9%21.7%
2016 6.7%8.2%22.1%
2017 6.6%8.6%22.6%
2018 7.6%8.7%23.1%
2019 7.6%9.1%23.6%
2020 8.0%9.4%24.2%
2021 8.1%9.8%24.6%
2022 9.5%10.8%26.0%
2023 9.6%11.8%27.1%
2024 10.6%12.2%27.9%
2025 11.0%12.7%28.5%
2026 10.8%13.4%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 Zuid-Beijerland

Largest group
3284 Zuid-Beijerland 3,625 +1.2 pp Other Europe

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 3,4003,23017011060001520105001050100513040
1999 3,3903,220165105700010201045515401002012540
2000 3,4153,245170100700010201540015455101013045
2001 3,4353,26017595800510201540010455151013045
2002 3,4453,27017590905052510405103510152012550
2003 3,4353,250180909500102015350154010202012060
2004 3,5053,3052009510500102515400104515152513070
2005 3,4753,2702101051100552520355155010153014570
2006 3,4353,2152251051100553015405154510153015070
2007 3,4103,20521010010005102510405154010202014060
2008 3,4203,2301901009000103010405154015101514550
2009 3,3903,2001901009500103015455153515101514050
2010 3,3603,1701951001000552510350155015152514055
2011 3,3553,150205100110510103010355154515102014060
2012 3,3353,1352001001050510255355154525152014065
2013 3,3653,1552109511551010255400104515153014070
2014 3,3253,1301951009501010255350155010152013550
2015 3,3703,155215105105010103010350155510152015065
2016 3,4153,185230115110010102510355205515202016070
2017 3,4803,25023011511501010305355205515202516070
2018 3,4953,23026512514001010305355206520353017090
2019 3,5603,290270130140010103010355207020402017595
2020 3,5803,2952851401450101035104051580203030185100
2021 3,5703,2802901401500101030104551575303030185105
2022 3,6253,28034516018001010301050101590354540200115
2023 3,6353,2853501601855105351550101590305040200120
2024 3,6403,255385165220101010351545151590355550––
2025 3,6453,245400165235101010351540151590406050––
2026 3,6253,23039015024051015351540151580357050––