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Migration

Net migration by country — how many more people arrive than leave each year — together with the size of the foreign-born population.

Data updated 24 August 2026

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What this page measures

Net Migrationpeople
Net number of migrants (immigrants minus emigrants) in a year. Source: World Bank Open Data.
Foreign-born Populationpeople
International migrant stock — the number of people living in a country who were born in another country (the immigrant / diaspora population). Source: World Bank Open Data.
Foreign-born Population (% of total)% of population
International migrant stock as a share of the total population — how large the foreign-born / diaspora population is relative to the country. Source: World Bank Open Data.
  • —Net migration nets arrivals against departures, so a small figure can hide very large flows in both directions.
  • —Migration statistics are among the least complete demographic data; definitions and coverage differ by country.

Definitions for every indicator are listed in the glossary, and collection methods in the methodology.

Net migration map

Net migrants per year. Blue = net immigration, red = net emigration.

Year

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Coverage

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Largest destinations and origins

Countries with the largest net inflows and outflows in the latest year available.

Top immigration destinations

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Top emigration countries

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Net migration rankings

Every country ranked by net migration. Filter by region or download the table as CSV.

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Foreign-born population

How large the immigrant population is in each country, measured by country of birth rather than citizenship.

Foreign-born share of population

Foreign-born residents as a share of the total population. Darker = a larger foreign-born share.

Year

2024

Coverage

216 countries

%

Scale

0.1%68.0%

Darker = higher value. Hover a country for details.

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Source: World Bank / UN DESA · 2024 · %

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Sources

  • World Bank Open Data — World Development Indicators and population statistics. Licence: CC BY-4.0.

Related topics

  • PopulationHow migration changes population totals
  • CitiesMetro areas where migrants concentrate
  • UK censusEthnic group detail for England & Wales
  • US demographicsRace and Hispanic origin by U.S. state

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birthrate.io, "Migration". https://birthrate.io/migration (accessed 25 August 2026). Underlying data: World Bank Open Data.

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