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SM.POP.NETM
Where is migration reshaping population?
Explore where more people arrived than left—and where the reverse occurred.
Latest available country data
Net migration ranking
Values use each country’s newest available observation, so years may differ. The source year is shown on every row.
- 01UkraineEurope & Central Asia · 20251.7M net people
- 02United StatesNorth America · 20251.23M net people
- 03Syrian Arab RepublicMiddle East, North Africa, Afghanistan & Pakistan · 2025421.69K net people
- 04United KingdomEurope & Central Asia · 2025389.91K net people
- 05CanadaNorth America · 2025326.2K net people
- 06SudanSub-Saharan Africa · 2025291.47K net people
- 07MalaysiaEast Asia & Pacific · 2025166.62K net people
- 08United Arab EmiratesMiddle East, North Africa, Afghanistan & Pakistan · 2025158.63K net people
- 09South AfricaSub-Saharan Africa · 2025146.37K net people
- 10JapanEast Asia & Pacific · 2025140.58K net people
- 11AustraliaEast Asia & Pacific · 2025137.11K net people
- 12ColombiaLatin America & Caribbean · 2025129.14K net people
- 13Saudi ArabiaMiddle East, North Africa, Afghanistan & Pakistan · 2025119.74K net people
- 14Iran, Islamic Rep.Middle East, North Africa, Afghanistan & Pakistan · 2025116.79K net people
- 15OmanMiddle East, North Africa, Afghanistan & Pakistan · 2025113.73K net people
- 16NetherlandsEurope & Central Asia · 2025104.68K net people
- 17SpainEurope & Central Asia · 202596,630 net people
- 18FranceEurope & Central Asia · 202591,737 net people
- 19ItalyEurope & Central Asia · 202575,448 net people
- 20Korea, Rep.East Asia & Pacific · 202565,731 net people
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SourceWorld Bank Open Data
IndicatorSM.POP.NETM
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