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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

General Household Survey, 2004-2005

Variable Details

Variablearruk
LabelWhen arrived in UK
Question text In what year did you (...) first arrive in the United Kingdom?
Responses
-9 DNA 18639
-8 NA 31
1921 1
1922 2
1923 1
1927 3
1929 1
1930 2
1932 2
1933 3
1934 1
1936 1
1938 1
1939 4
1940 3
1941 1
1942 2
1943 3
1945 10
1946 8
1947 10
1948 15
1949 9
1950 13
1951 14
1952 16
1953 7
1954 17
1955 16
1956 20
1957 14
1958 12
1959 19
1960 30
1961 27
1962 30
1963 22
1964 25
1965 21
1966 21
1967 26
1968 29
1969 23
1970 26
1971 25
1972 29
1973 26
1974 26
1975 26
1976 19
1977 19
1978 25
1979 23
1980 19
1981 6
1982 19
1983 13
1984 30
1985 22
1986 18
1987 26
1988 16
1989 33
1990 39
1991 23
1992 25
1993 28
1994 38
1995 46
1996 29
1997 44
1998 61
1999 66
2000 68
2001 93
2002 91
2003 80
2004 89
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationGeneral Household Survey, 2004-2005
Interviewer InstructionsEnter in 4 digit format e.g. 2000.
UniversePrivate households in Great Britain;Households;National
SamplingSee documentation for details
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study
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