Throughout their stay, the average asylum seeker from Africa generates a net loss of €650,000 for the Danish budget. A student from Africa generates a net loss of €250,000. The amounts given are the average balance of income and costs generated per person for the budget. Report by researchers from the University of Amsterdam and Harvard. Apart from the Japanese, all immigrants from non-white countries generate a net loss for the budget - Latinos and Indians too. Blacks and Arabs who declare gainful employment as their purpose of stay generate a net loss of €40,000 for the budget during their stay - the loss rises to over €400,000 net when an economic immigrant from Africa is joined by his family. In the second generation, immigrants have virtually the same impact on the budget - LOSSES. Despite being educated in the same schools and under the same conditions, Blacks and Arabs generate losses and are a burden on the budget. The only non-white immigrants generating a positive balance are Japanese people who declare work as the purpose of their stay - provided they do not bring their families to Denmark. An interesting fact: the balance of Japanese who came to work and brought their families during their stay fluctuated slightly below 0 - unfortunately, the sample size of such cases was very small, so it cannot be considered reliable. A report by the University of Amsterdam based on Danish government data, analyzing the impact of immigration on the budget. This is very valuable data because European countries rarely publish data on the impact of immigration on the budget, and especially rarely broken down by the origin of immigrants. The Danes will not retire because they will be working for blacks and Arabs. Immigration from outside Europe generates losses for the budget. Immigration as such, in terms of its impact on GDP, cannot replace the product produced by the retiring population - this is stated explicitly in the source report. Immigrants from outside Europe generated annual losses of 27 billion for the budget, while immigrants from Europe were neutral for the budget. Several hundred pages of data, compiled by academics from renowned universities.