At the beginning of 2010, out of Slovenia’s total population of 2 million, about 82 300 were foreign citizens, representing 4% of the total population. The vast majority –more than 88% – of the foreign population is from the successor countries of the former Yugoslavia, with Bosnia and Herzegovina (47%), the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) (11%), Serbia (11%) and Croatia (9%) being the main origin countries of foreign nationals. Among the foreign population, 73% are men.