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Migration for Bangladesh to Britain started in the  1930s. ১৯৩০-এর দশকে ব্রিটেনে বাংলাদেশের অভিবাসন শুরু হয়।

Migration for Bangladesh to Britain started in the 1930s and was predominantly a Sylheti phenomenon. Men of this particular geographical area employed by the British ship companies first stared the process of migration. There men ware largely illiterate and belonged to the landless peasantry. After the World War II, due to labor shortages, British government encouraged labor migration from its former colonies,  The postwar British economy demanded cheap and plentiful labor, much of which was recruited from South Asia, Since Sylhet had already forged a strong link with the UK, most new labor was drawn form there. Sylhetis based in the UK, helped each other to integrate into the now society by providing credit, arranging documents, and gradually spreading the network, During the 1950s the numbers increased dramatically. However,  along with people from poorer backgrounds, a small number of urban upper and middle class Bangladeshis also migrated even before the World War II for higher education and settled in the UK.

 

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According to the 2001 census, 208, 063 Bangladeshis lived in the UK, which is 0.5 percent of the total population. In Britain, they are primarily concentrated in greater London and the third generation of Bangladeshi population, those ‘born and bred’ in of Britain, constitute half of the community. The largest Bangladeshi population outside London is located in Oldham, and the others are scattered across Birmingham, Luton and Bradford. British Bangladeshis are predominantly Muslims. Studies reveal that the second and the third generation Bangladeshi seem to uphold their Muslim identity rather than their identity as Bangladesh. 

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