Foreign residents in Crotone province

Calabria · 27 comuni · Population 161,898 · 119 became Italian citizens (2024)

Data as of 2026-08-09· ISTAT

The province of Crotone is home to 101 Russians — 0.06% of its 161,898 residents, across 27 comuni.

Across the nationalities we track, the province counts 395 foreign residents in total, 0.24% of the population. The largest groups are Russians (101), Germans (63), Argentinians (59).

Over the period 2019–2025, the number of Russians in the province has fallen, from 112 to 101 (-10%).

Separately, ISTAT's census data shows 7.6% of the province's population was born outside Italy — 4.5% outside the EU and 3.1% elsewhere in the EU. This broad-group split isn't comparable per-nationality to the citizenship figures above — see about the data.

By nationality

NationalityCitizensShare
Russia1010.06%
Germany630.04%
Argentina590.04%
Brazil570.04%
Spain260.02%
France160.01%
United Kingdom120.01%
Mexico110.01%
Netherlands90.01%
Venezuela80.00%
Greece70.00%
Portugal70.00%
United States70.00%
Switzerland30.00%
Ireland30.00%
Austria20.00%
Canada20.00%
Belgium10.00%
Norway10.00%
Australia00.00%
Denmark00.00%
Finland00.00%
Japan00.00%
South Korea00.00%
Sweden00.00%

“Citizens” counts residents holding that country’s citizenship, summed across every comune in the province.

Country of birth

GroupResidentsShare
Born in Italy149,61092.41%
Born elsewhere in the EU5,0613.13%
Born outside the EU7,2274.46%

From ISTAT’s census data. Broad groups only — see about the data.

Russians over time

Top 22 comuni by Russians share

  1. 1stCrucoli0.22% (6)
  2. 2ndMelissa0.15% (5)
  3. 3rdCrotone0.11% (63)
  4. 4thSan Mauro Marchesato0.11% (2)
  5. 5thBelvedere di Spinello0.11% (2)
  6. 6thCotronei0.08% (4)
  7. 7thCaccuri0.07% (1)
  8. 8thPetilia Policastro0.05% (4)
  9. 9thScandale0.04% (1)
  10. 10thStrongoli0.03% (2)
  11. 11thRoccabernarda0.03% (1)
  12. 12thCirò Marina0.03% (4)
  13. 13thIsola di Capo Rizzuto0.03% (5)
  14. 14thCutro0.01% (1)
  15. 15thCasabona0.00% (0)
  16. 16thCerenzia0.00% (0)
  17. 17thCirò0.00% (0)
  18. 18thMesoraca0.00% (0)
  19. 19thRocca di Neto0.00% (0)
  20. 20thSanta Severina0.00% (0)
  21. 21stSavelli0.00% (0)
  22. 22ndVerzino0.00% (0)

Quality of life (BES)

Province-level well-being, Italy’s official BES framework — percentile rank against Italy’s other provinces. Higher is always better here, regardless of the underlying indicator’s direction.

Environment

46th percentile avg
PM10 Annual average concentration25 Microgram per m3
41th · 2022
Urban green3.5 M2 per inhabitant
0th · 2023
Electricity from renewable sources252.7 Percentage values
97th · 2023

Safety

43th percentile avg
Intentional homicide rate1.2 Per 100,000 inhabitants
13th · 2022
Burglaries reported61.6 Per 100,000 inhabitants
98th · 2023
Road mortality in non-urban roads6.5 Percentage values
17th · 2023

Quality of services

36th percentile avg
Medical specialists23.4 Per 10,000 inhabitants
12th · 2023
Overall Fixed Very High Capacity Network (VHCN) coverage62 Percentage values
40th · 2024
Hospital beds in high-care wards3.1 Per 10,000 inhabitants
56th · 2022

Landscape and cultural heritage

34th percentile avg
Density and importance of musems' heritage0.4 Per 100 km2
34th · 2022

Social relationships

14th percentile avg
Nonprofit organizations50.8 Per 10,000 inhabitants
14th · 2022

Health

11th percentile avg
Life expectancy at birth82.4 Average number of years
11th · 2024

Work and life balance

7th percentile avg
Employment rate (20-64 years old)49.2 Percentage values
7th · 2024

Economic well-being

6th percentile avg
Average disposable income per capita15,414
6th · 2023

Education and training

5th percentile avg
People with at least upper secondary education level (25-64 years old)50.6 Percentage values
5th · 2024

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Tax regimes

26 of Crotone’s 27 comuni qualify for the 7% pensioner regime96% of the province’s towns, but 64% of the people who live in it.

The two differ because the regime caps comune size: the towns it excludes are the biggest ones. Where you’d actually be living matters more than how many towns are on the list.

Which towns, and how the 7% pensioner regime works →

This lists the regimes we’ve published. Others exist that we haven’t encoded yet — we add one only once it has been checked against the legislation — so this isn’t a complete account of what might apply to you.

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