Indonesians in the Philippines
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According to a recent survey[citation needed], Indonesians in the Philippines number about 36,000[citation needed]. Most Indonesians in the Philippines are of Javanese or Sundanese extraction[citation needed], while some are Sulawesi or Maluku natives[citation needed]. Although the Indonesians in the Philippines have been prejudiced as terrorists and extremists[citation needed], many of them peaceful Islamic missionaries living in Mindanao, although there are also some who are members of the Jemaah Islamiyah terrorist group.[citation needed]
| The Filipino People | Ethnic Groups in the Philippines |  |
|---|---|
| Bicolano | Bisaya | Chinese | Ilocano | Kapampangan | Moro | Pangasinan | Spanish | Tagalog | Hill tribes | Minority groups | Overseas Filipinos |
