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NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12738
According to these figures, a total of 39,566 people were born and 50,839 people died in Croatia in 2014.
The last time Croatia recorded a positive rate in population growth was in 1997.
In 2014, Croatia also recorded a negative trend in marriage and divorce ratio with 19,501 marriages and 6,570 divorces. That same year, approximately 21,000 Croatians moved abroad, while 10,000 foreign citizens moved to Croatia. Croatia's population at the end of 2014 was estimated at 4,225,000.
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