Total net-migration in Developing regions (2015 - 2025)

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Developing regions11 years of dataUnited Nations Population Division
Historical Trend

Total net-migration over time

Year-by-Year Data
YearValueChange% Change
2025-3,328,438 persons+202.66K persons-5.74%
2024-3,531,099 persons+72.10K persons-2.00%
2023-3,603,203 persons1.47M persons+69.25%
2022-2,128,866 persons+500.55K persons-19.04%
2021-2,629,417 persons454.92K persons+20.92%
2020-2,174,497 persons+2.43M persons-52.75%
2019-4,601,947 persons+31.04K persons-0.67%
2018-4,632,986 persons41.42K persons+0.90%
2017-4,591,566 persons8.68K persons+0.19%
2016-4,582,887 persons68.94K persons+1.53%
2015-4,513,952 persons
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