Demographics in Kampung Bukit Kalam
Detailed demographics data — sourced from authoritative datasets and normalized for direct comparison.
Demographics in Kampung Bukit Kalam, Labuan
As a village within Labuan, Kampung Bukit Kalam's demographics are part of the broader Labuan Federal Territory. Labuan's population was estimated at 103,811 in 2026, showing an annual growth rate of 1.48%. The median household income in Labuan was approximately $21,718.08 USD annually in 2024. The unemployment rate in Labuan was 4.8% as of June 2026. The population composition includes a significant working-age demographic, with efforts to attract skilled workers to support its key industries.
Population & Demographics
About Kampung Bukit Kalam, Labuan
Kampung Bukit Kalam is a village located within the Federal Territory of Labuan, Malaysia. Labuan itself is an island federal territory known for its strategic location in the South China Sea, serving as an international offshore financial center and a hub for oil and gas activities. While specific data for Kampung Bukit Kalam is limited, the village benefits from its proximity to Labuan's economic drivers and infrastructure. People are drawn to Labuan for its unique blend of financial opportunities, duty-free status, and natural attractions, including its role as a tourist destination and a base for scuba diving. The island's development as an international business and financial center since 1990 has shaped its character, attracting a diverse population involved in various sectors.
About Labuan
Labuan, a Malaysian federal territory comprising Labuan Island and six smaller islands, is known as an international offshore financial center and a hub for deepwater oil and gas activities. Its economy is driven by financial services, oil and gas, tourism, halal products, and fishing. The climate is tropical, consistently warm and humid year-round, with average temperatures between 27-32°C and frequent rain, particularly from September to December. Living in Labuan generally offers an affordable and peaceful lifestyle compared to larger Malaysian cities, with reasonable costs for housing, food, and transportation.
