Reasons and duration of absence of the population according to the Population Census, 29796
The census indicates the reasons and duration of absence from the permanent place of residence. Rows specify reasons for absence and a breakdown by duration: from one to three months, from four to eleven, and a total for each reason. Columns cover all categories, including primary reasons and an "other" category combining medical treatment, tourism, conscripted military service, and incarceration
Table of reasons and duration of population absence by census data
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Row: 261, indicators: 5. Breakdown by: Urban and rural population — Absent for:; Urban and rural population — 1 - 3 months; Urban and rural population — 4 - 11 months; Urban and rural population — 1 - 2 years; Urban and rural population — 3 years and more and others
Highest values: Rural population — Absent for: (18 254), Rural population — 3 years and more (7 056), Urban and rural population — Absen... (6 673). The gap between the highest and lowest is 43 times. The top three account for 58.2% of the total across all positions — the distribution is heavily skewed towards the top
All table numbers are series: 261
How to read this table
Table rows are categorized by reasons for absence and duration, enabling a comparison of the most frequent reasons and the frequency of various durations. For example, the "other" column includes several types of absence, while duration rows provide a monthly breakdown. The total number of people who specified a reason for absence was 29796, with 133 citing other reasons
What is visible in these numbers
Table columns: Those who indicated the reason for absence; including — work; including — study; including — family circumstances; including — other (including medical treatment, tourism, conscripted military servi...)
Cells with numbers 125 out of 125 (100%), i.e., the table is almost entirely filled
The same indicator in other breakdowns (3)
More in the section Characteristics of the temporarily absent population»
Period and application
These data are based on census results and do not require updating. The information is useful for government authorities and researchers studying migration, social structure, and reasons for temporary absence of the population. They may also be used to analyze temporary population changes in regions
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