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    1. Fluid-Decision6262 on

      [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iranian_diaspora#Statistics_by_country](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iranian_diaspora#Statistics_by_country)

      The Iranian diaspora is a relatively new diaspora around the world as most of its outward migration has occurred since the 1979 Islamic revolution that turned their nation into a religious theocracy that remains today. Iranians who have moved abroad tend to be among the most educated, well-off, and agnostic in their home country, hence why Iranian people tend to have a pretty good reputation overseas.

      The nations with the largest Iranian diaspora are:

      1. USA (620k)
      2. Kuwait (438k)
      3. UAE (357k)
      4. Germany (336k)
      5. Canada (281k)
      6. Israel (250k)
      7. Sweden (127k)
      8. Turkey (126k)
      9. Australia (125k)
      10. France (118k)

    2. Roughneck16 on

      Massive Iranian community where I lived in Los Angeles. Most of the people who fled belonged to the urban, educated class, so many “Tehrangeles” residents are professionals. My boss fled Iran with his family in late 1970s and settled in LA.

    3. Well, they’re not diasporic if they’re actually living in Iran, so I’d remove that bit. Otherwise, interesting graphic.

    4. platistocrates on

      Are Zoroastrians in India considered part of the diaspora? They are a distinct culture.

    5. all people from Iran that I’ve met in my life are stunningly beautiful people – both men and women

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