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Most foreigners do not state their faith.
The energy is least used in Bratislava.
Slovakia is traditionally viewed as the more religious part of the one-time common Czecho-Slovak state. Yet the latest census shows the country is becoming more atheist and this shift will likely be irreversible.
2021 census results indicate Slovakia's population is set to age fast. But the situation could be even worse over suspicions there are a lot less people in the country than the official data suggests.
The data also revealed that almost 4 percent of inhabitants were not born in Slovakia.
Mayors believe that the census result show fewer inhabitants of Bratislava than in reality.
More than 98 percent of Slovakia's permanent inhabitants have Slovak citizenship.
It will last until June 13.
The census is not over yet.
Foreigners living in Slovakia are obligated to count themselves. The online census is available until the end of March.
The deadline for the obligatory census is the end of March.
Some claim their religion is “Alcohol Witnesses".
Find answers to some of the most pressing questions about the census.
Data will help create better policies and services for communities, experts say.
Ten years ago, some Bratislavans did not participate fearing lack of anonymity.
The Statistics Office withdrew its proposal to keep only one nationality after harsh criticism.
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