Georgia
*Data source: Refugee Processing Center: Arrivals and Admissions, figures exclude Special Immigrant Visas (SIV) from Afghanistan and Iraq.
*Data source: Refugee Processing Center: Admissions and Arrivals
- Dari
- Pashto
- Dzongkha
- Burmese
- French
*Data source: American Immigration Council: Immigrants in Georgia
*For Refugee only figures, please see New American Economy: Refugees in Georgia
*Top % share of the immigrant labor force in Georgia. Data source: American Immigration Council: Immigrants in Georgia.
*Data source: Office of Refugee Resettlement
*Data not available
- 25.6%Less than High School
- 38.8%High School & Some College
- 20.9%Bachelor's Degree
- 14.7%Graduate Degree
*Data source: New American Economy: Immigrants in Georgia
*Data source: American Immigration Council: Immigrants in Georgia
April 30, 2019
It comes as no surprise that mental health issues are common among refugees. Fleeing your home and country means loss and disconnection, but knowing what disconnects can help build reconnection.
