Welcome to Wyndham

As at 2011 in Wyndham over fifty thousand residents were born overseas.

Between 2006 and 2011 in Wyndham the number of people who were born overseas grew by nearly 17,000. Image source:

Between 2006 and 2011 in Wyndham the greatest increase in countries of birth were… Philippines IndiaNew ZealandChina United Kingdom

Between 2006 and 2011 in Wyndham … …while the proportion of residents born in non-English-speaking countries grew from 18% to 25%. …the proportion of residents born in Australia dropped from 68% to 61%...

30% of Wyndham’s residents speak a language other than English at home.

As at 2011 in Wyndham the most commonly spoken languages other than English were Filipino/Tagalog Italian Mandarin Hindi Arabic Image source:

Between 2006 and 2011 in Wyndham the languages with the fastest rate of growth were Gujarati, Punjabi, Telugu, Karen and Mandarin.

As at 2011 in Wyndham there were about 7000 people who have difficulty speaking English. Image source:

Currently in Wyndham, people who arrive as skilled migrants are mostly commonly from India, followed by China, the Philippines and the United Kingdom. Image source: migrants-wait-for-lucky-break zb1t.html

Currently in Wyndham, Karen people born in Burma and Thailand represent the greatest number of people arriving as humanitarian entrants. Image source: werribee/

There are hundreds of asylum seekers living in Wyndham, with Iran being the most common country of origin, followed by Sri Lanka. Image source: did-iranian-asylum-seeker-reza-berati-die/story-fncynjr

x5 x2 Between 2006 and 2011 in Wyndham the number of people observing non-Christian religions tripled. a five-fold increase in followers of Hinduism Image sourced from: This includes a doubling of people observing Islam and a doubling of people following Buddhism x6 a six-fold increase in followers of the Sikh tradition