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Combined remittances from Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania, Slovenia drop 18% in 2011 - Eurostat

Dec 11, 2012, 4:44:55 PMArticle by Nina Byalkova
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ZAGREB (Croatia), December 11 (SeeNews) – The outflow of workers' remittances from Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania and Slovenia fell to a combined 256 million euro ($331.8 million) last year from 311 million euro in 2010, Eurostat said on Tuesday.

Combined remittances from Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania, Slovenia drop 18% in 2011 - Eurostat

Croatia, set to join the European Union in mid-2013, registered the sharpest drop in outflow of workers' remittances last year, of 24.7%, the bloc's statistics office said in a statement.

Money sent by migrants in Bulgaria and Slovenia to their country of origin remained almost unchanged last year while outflows from Romania fell 18.4%.

Bulgaria and Romania joined the bloc in 2007 while Slovenia became a EU member in 2004.

Details follow (in millions of euro):

2010 2010 2010 2011 2011 2011
Total Intra-EU27* Extra-EU27** Total Intra-EU27* Extra-EU27**
Bulgaria 7 1 6 7 2 5
Romania 206 106 100 168 76 92
Slovenia 25 0 25 26 0 26
Croatia 73 31 43 55 24 31

*Money sent from an EU member state to another EU member state
**Money sent from an EU member state to a country outside the EU

($=0.7715 euro)

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