Tonga conducts the Tonga Population and Housing Census every 5 years since 2006. Previous to that was at 10-year periods. The most recent census was in 2021, providing vital data on the population and demographics of the Kingdom.

Custom statistical reports can be requested by contacting the Department of Statistics via the request system. Individuals or organizations can submit specific data requests, which will be processed by the department based on availability.

The Department regularly publishes economic indicators such as Gross Domestic Product (GDP), inflation rates, trade balances, and unemployment figures. These are available in the Department’s library and in their annual economic reports.

Yes, the Department of Statistics collects and publishes data on crime rates, including breakdowns by types of offenses and regional comparisons. This information is updated annually and can be accessed through the Department’s reports.

The Department’s Tonga Population and Housing Census 2021 contains information on employment, with more information pending from the release of the results from the Labour Force Survey 2023. The previous Labour Force Survey was conducted in 2018 and these surveys report on employment statistics, including unemployment rates, labour force participation, and sector-specific employment figures. These statistics are updated on a 5-year period and provide insights into the job market in Tonga.