French people in Hong Kong

The French Consulate estimates there are over 25,000 French citizens in Hong Kong.^[1] It is the largest French community in Asia and the second largest outside of France.^[2]

References

Ethnicity in Hong Kong
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Hongkongers

By migration history

By Chinese dialect group

By nationality

From Asia	Filipinos Indonesians Japanese Koreans South Asians Indians Nepalis Pakistanis Thais Vietnamese

Others	Africans Americans Australians Britons Canadians French Russians

French diaspora

Africa	Algeria Madagascar Mauritius Namibia (Afrikaners) Seychelles South Africa (Afrikaners)

Asia	Hong Kong India Israel Japan Korea Lebanon Pakistan United Arab Emirates

Europe	Netherlands (Huguenots) United Kingdom (Huguenots)

North America	Canada Acadians Québécois Breton Cuba Guatemala Haiti Jamaica Mexico Puerto Rico Saint Kitts and Nevis United States Cajuns French Canadians Huguenots Breton Corsican Basque

Oceania	Australia New Caledonia New Zealand

South America	Argentina Brazil Chile Peru Uruguay

See also	Basques Bretons Walloons Corsican immigration to Puerto Rico

Migration of minorities in France (i.e. Basques) can be considered as separate (ethnically) or French migration (by nationality).

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