Total net-migration in Western Asia (2015 - 2025)

Total net-migration measures the difference between the number of immigrants and emigrants in a country, reflecting population shifts and economic opportunities. Understanding this statistic is crucial for analyzing demographic trends and policy impacts in nations worldwide.

Western Asia11 years of dataUnited Nations Population Division
Historical Trend

Total net-migration over time

Year-by-Year Data
YearValueChange% Change
2025298.99K persons433.20K persons-59.16%
2024732.20K persons523.03K persons-41.67%
20231.26M persons1.43M persons-53.33%
20222.69M persons+2.20M persons+443.97%
2021494.43K persons+675.15K persons-373.60%
2020-180,715 persons243.78K persons-386.53%
201963.07K persons+548.99K persons-112.98%
2018-485,915 persons+163.82K persons-25.21%
2017-649,738 persons1.09M persons-247.41%
2016440.76K persons1.29M persons-74.53%
20151.73M persons
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