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A study by the research centre of Germany’s Federal Office for Migration and Refugees found that 67.6% of naturalized Syrians work full- or part-time, compared with 43.1% of those who have not been naturalized, and that 36% have higher educational qualifications. The study noted disparities within the group, with women, older people and single parents underrepresented. It cautioned that the comparison does not prove that citizenship alone improved the circumstances of naturalized Syrians. According to official figures, around 65,800 Syrians acquired German citizenship in 2025, accounting for 19.7% of all naturalizations.
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