According to the Gallup poll Institute, after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, the majority of people are trying to leave Afghanistan and leave the country permanently. According to a poll conducted in August and September 2021, more than 53% of citizens said they wanted to leave Afghanistan.

The Taliban's behavior, despair and hopelessness after the group took control are among the main reasons why Afghans are trying to flee the country.

The institute says millions of Afghans have been at risk of starvation since the Taliban took control. In addition to the humanitarian crisis, the situation in Afghanistan is deteriorating in many ways, with 82% of women and 69% of men sometimes unable to afford food.

Gallup says that given the crisis in Ukraine, an increase in the number of Afghans seeking immigration is likely to raise concerns in the region and in Europe over a repeat of the 2015 migration crisis.

According to the Gallup Institute, most Afghans want to immigrate to Turkey, Germany, Canada and the United States.

It is said that the desire of citizens to leave Afghanistan is evident in almost all walks of life, 56% of men and 50% of women want to leave Afghanistan.

Secure: Gallup Inc.