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Pakistanis in Austria
Pakistanis in Austria consist of expatriates and residents from Pakistan who live in Austria as well as Austrian people of Pakistani descent. As of 2005, the number of Pakistanis in the country exceeded 4000. In terms of demographics, they consist overwhelmingly of males though recent years have seen growth in arrival of families; a very small number came as asylum seekers and a negligible proportion hold Austrian citizenship.〔(Austria: Statistics on South Asians )〕
==Lifestyle==
The community is fairly small and well-integrated. The ''Austro-Pakistan Society'' based in Vienna was founded in 1976, which aim to foster and improve Austrian-Pakistani relations at the political, social, cultural and scientific levels.〔(Austro-Pakistan Society )〕
A vast majority of Pakistani immigrants belong to the Islamic faith and contribute to the much larger community of Muslims in Austria. They undertake various festivities and celebrations to mark religious and cultural occasions. Minhaj-ul-Quran also maintains a local chapter in Austria, registered with the Austrian government, which is run and managed by the Pakistani community. The organisation arranges numerous gatherings at mosques and elsewhere.〔(Dr Raheeq Abbasi’s organizational visit of Austria: Minhaj-ul-Quran )〕 In addition to this, there is a recognisable community of Pakistani Ahmadis in Austria, officially established since 1992.〔(Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Austria )〕 A few Pakistani Christians live in Austria as well. There are a sizable number of students from Pakistan pursuing higher education courses in various Austrian universities and institutions; they have been sponsored and supported by the Higher Education Commission of Pakistan.〔(Study in Austria: General Information for Pakistani Students )〕
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