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Azerbaijani populations exist throughout the world. About 8.2 million Azerbaijanis live in Azerbaijan (2009 census), making 91.6% of the country's population. According to the CIA website, Azerbaijanis are the second ethnic group in Georgia (6.3% in 2014) and in Iran.

Most recent data

Country
	Official estimate	Official estimate year	Low estimate	High estimate	Regional Azerbaijanis	Sub-ethnic groups (historical numbers)	Reference
World			30,000,000	35,000,000
Iran (article)			6,000,000	17,000.000	Iranian Azerbaijanis	300,000 Afshars, 300,000 Qajars, 300,000 Shahsevans, 75,000-80,000 Karadaghis, 30,000 Qarapapaqs
Azerbaijan	8,172,800	2009	8,172,800	8,172,800	396,709 Nakhchivan Azerbaijanis, 248,000 Iranian Azerbaijanis, 150,000-250,000 Armenian Azerbaijanis, 40,000 Nagorno-Karabakh Azerbaijanis
Russia (article)	603,070	2010	1,500,000	3,000,000	38,523 Derbent Azerbaijanis
Turkey (article)			530,800	3,000,000	Kars and Ighdir Azerbaijanis, 300,000 citizens of Azerbaijan Republic	60,000-70,000 Qarapapaqs
Georgia (article)	233,024	2014	233,024	360,000
Kazakhstan (article)	96,931	2009	85,292	150,000
United States (article)	54,205	2008	54,605	400,000	14,205 Azerbaijanis from Republic of Azerbaijan 40,400 Iranian Azerbaijanis
Ukraine (article)	45,176	2001	45,176	45,176
Uzbekistan (article)	35,848	2000	35,848	35,848
Turkmenistan (article)	33,365	1989	33,365	50,000
Kyrgyzstan (article)	21,389	2021
Germany (article)			15,219	200,000
Netherlands			18,000	18,000
United Arab Emirates	7,000	2015
United Kingdom (article)	6,220	2013	6,220	15,000
Belarus (article)	5,567	2009	5,567	5,567
Canada (article)	4,580	2011	4,580	80,000
Sweden	2,935		2,935	2,935
Latvia	1,697	2001	1,697	1,697
France (article)			1,112	70,000
Austria	1,000
Estonia	880	2000
Tajikistan	800	2000
Lithuania	788
Australia	300
Italy	552
Denmark	231
Armenia (article)	no data available

Notes

1. Including Temporary Population

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