Total net-migration 2026
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.
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Complete Data Rankings
Rank | ||
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1 | Ukraine | 2,445,296.3 persons |
2 | United States | 1,490,314.3 persons |
3 | Syrian Arab Republic | 604,061 persons |
4 | Canada | 406,485.5 persons |
5 | United Kingdom | 375,700.7 persons |
6 | Japan | 220,640.4 persons |
7 | Afghanistan | 192,894.5 persons |
8 | Oman | 172,137.8 persons |
9 | Saudi Arabia | 166,821.2 persons |
10 | Malaysia | 162,673.4 persons |
11 | South Sudan | 161,320.7 persons |
12 | Australia | 146,184.2 persons |
13 | United Arab Emirates | 125,185 persons |
14 | Netherlands | 108,456.8 persons |
15 | Colombia | 107,090.9 persons |
16 | South Korea | 106,057.5 persons |
17 | Egypt | 73,264.1 persons |
18 | Chad | 69,432.2 persons |
19 | Spain | 69,228.9 persons |
20 | Iran | 66,609.8 persons |
21 | France | 66,501.8 persons |
22 | Italy | 51,965.6 persons |
23 | Chile | 50,934 persons |
24 | Sweden | 47,088.2 persons |
25 | Norway | 43,052 persons |
26 | Qatar | 42,281.1 persons |
27 | South Africa | 39,599.6 persons |
28 | Ireland | 36,316.6 persons |
29 | Thailand | 36,266.2 persons |
30 | Ethiopia | 33,628.9 persons |
31 | New Zealand | 31,423.4 persons |
32 | Belgium | 30,580.2 persons |
33 | Kuwait | 30,306.4 persons |
34 | Switzerland | 28,963.1 persons |
35 | Somalia | 27,375.5 persons |
36 | Singapore | 25,046.1 persons |
37 | Taiwan | 24,561.2 persons |
38 | Bahrain | 23,202 persons |
39 | Finland | 20,646.1 persons |
40 | Denmark | 19,926.4 persons |
41 | Puerto Rico | 15,436.7 persons |
42 | Yemen | 14,223.6 persons |
43 | Central African Republic | 13,632.1 persons |
44 | Turkmenistan | 12,477.5 persons |
45 | Côte d'Ivoire | 10,956.9 persons |
46 | Belarus | 9,799.3 persons |
47 | Zambia | 8,443.7 persons |
48 | Cyprus | 7,369.8 persons |
49 | Panama | 6,740.3 persons |
50 | Malta | 6,505.3 persons |
51 | Western Sahara | 5,865.2 persons |
52 | China, Hong Kong SAR | 5,682.5 persons |
53 | Rwanda | 4,931.3 persons |
54 | Israel | 4,734.6 persons |
55 | Guadeloupe | 4,633.5 persons |
56 | Argentina | 4,156.3 persons |
57 | Peru | 3,559 persons |
58 | Luxembourg | 3,400.1 persons |
59 | Slovenia | 3,003.9 persons |
60 | Equatorial Guinea | 2,797.6 persons |
61 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 2,453.8 persons |
62 | Iceland | 2,246.8 persons |
63 | Solomon Islands | 1,680.7 persons |
64 | Libya | 1,663.9 persons |
65 | Seychelles | 1,494.1 persons |
66 | Bahamas | 1,164.7 persons |
67 | New Caledonia | 1,100.4 persons |
68 | Costa Rica | 974.7 persons |
69 | Gabon | 942.8 persons |
70 | Cayman Islands | 862.4 persons |
71 | Guatemala | 791.8 persons |
72 | Georgia | 694.8 persons |
73 | Andorra | 664.8 persons |
74 | Gibraltar | 590.3 persons |
75 | Sint Maarten (Dutch part) | 560.8 persons |
76 | Anguilla | 484.9 persons |
77 | Curaçao | 483.1 persons |
78 | Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba | 472.5 persons |
79 | Jersey | 424.1 persons |
80 | Faroe Islands | 346.4 persons |
81 | San Marino | 265.6 persons |
82 | Guernsey | 206.2 persons |
83 | Liechtenstein | 205 persons |
84 | Saint Barthélemy | 168.1 persons |
85 | Isle of Man | 163.8 persons |
86 | British Virgin Islands | 160.4 persons |
87 | Bhutan | 139.8 persons |
88 | Belize | 127.6 persons |
89 | Mongolia | 104.7 persons |
90 | Tokelau | 69.4 persons |
91 | Saint Kitts and Nevis | 47.7 persons |
92 | Vanuatu | 17.3 persons |
93 | Antigua and Barbuda | 14.1 persons |
94 | Saint Helena | 2.8 persons |
95 | Niue | 2.2 persons |
96 | Brunei Darussalam | 0 persons |
97 | Montserrat | -5.2 persons |
98 | Saint Pierre and Miquelon | -7.4 persons |
99 | Palau | -13.2 persons |
100 | Falkland Islands (Malvinas) | -15.4 persons |
101 | Saint Lucia | -21.9 persons |
102 | Turks and Caicos Islands | -23.9 persons |
103 | Aruba | -27.7 persons |
104 | Wallis and Futuna Islands | -93.3 persons |
105 | Barbados | -101.4 persons |
106 | Bermuda | -118.5 persons |
107 | Nauru | -118.5 persons |
108 | Dominica | -223.6 persons |
109 | Tuvalu | -230.2 persons |
110 | Grenada | -235.4 persons |
111 | Greenland | -255.7 persons |
112 | Monaco | -346.5 persons |
113 | United States Virgin Islands | -454.4 persons |
114 | Cook Islands | -472.2 persons |
115 | Mayotte | -474 persons |
116 | Kiribati | -523.4 persons |
117 | Sao Tome and Principe | -568.4 persons |
118 | Guam | -598.8 persons |
119 | Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | -673.5 persons |
120 | Northern Mariana Islands | -899.1 persons |
121 | Djibouti | -940.3 persons |
122 | American Samoa | -963.9 persons |
123 | French Guiana | -1,009.5 persons |
124 | Trinidad and Tobago | -1,079.3 persons |
125 | Micronesia (Fed. States of) | -1,086.9 persons |
126 | French Polynesia | -1,185.3 persons |
127 | Suriname | -1,261 persons |
128 | Uruguay | -1,301.7 persons |
129 | Saint Martin (French part) | -1,356.3 persons |
130 | Guinea-Bissau | -1,536.4 persons |
131 | Marshall Islands | -1,618 persons |
132 | Cabo Verde | -1,751.6 persons |
133 | Nigeria | -1,780.6 persons |
134 | Congo | -1,953.8 persons |
135 | China, Macao SAR | -1,994.6 persons |
136 | Tonga | -2,119.3 persons |
137 | Fiji | -2,168.3 persons |
138 | Mauritius | -2,173.5 persons |
139 | Comoros | -2,220.9 persons |
140 | Madagascar | -2,235.8 persons |
141 | Bolivia | -2,478.8 persons |
142 | Croatia | -2,698.7 persons |
143 | Martinique | -2,705 persons |
144 | Réunion | -2,746.6 persons |
145 | Samoa | -2,763.3 persons |
146 | North Korea | -3,031.8 persons |
147 | Gambia | -3,402.1 persons |
148 | Mauritania | -4,234.6 persons |
149 | Honduras | -4,393.5 persons |
150 | Malawi | -4,828.6 persons |
151 | Papua New Guinea | -4,940.6 persons |
152 | Timor-Leste | -5,132.5 persons |
153 | Portugal | -5,390 persons |
154 | Azerbaijan | -5,745.4 persons |
155 | Lesotho | -5,758.8 persons |
156 | North Macedonia | -5,776.6 persons |
157 | Uzbekistan | -6,140.7 persons |
158 | Niger | -6,322.2 persons |
159 | Botswana | -6,354.6 persons |
160 | Eritrea | -7,063.4 persons |
161 | Maldives | -7,109.7 persons |
162 | Guyana | -7,117.6 persons |
163 | Eswatini | -7,155.1 persons |
164 | Nicaragua | -7,437.7 persons |
165 | Hungary | -7,446.6 persons |
166 | Latvia | -7,474 persons |
167 | Liberia | -7,544.8 persons |
168 | Montenegro | -7,561.8 persons |
169 | Venezuela | -8,316.8 persons |
170 | Bulgaria | -8,424.4 persons |
171 | Namibia | -8,818.7 persons |
172 | Lebanon | -9,989.4 persons |
173 | Greece | -10,452.7 persons |
174 | Laos | -10,536.3 persons |
175 | Benin | -10,850.9 persons |
176 | Congo, Democratic Republic of the | -10,974.9 persons |
177 | Kenya | -11,734 persons |
178 | Kazakhstan | -12,369.5 persons |
179 | Jamaica | -13,229.7 persons |
180 | Kosovo | -13,251.4 persons |
181 | Serbia | -14,087.4 persons |
182 | Paraguay | -14,123.5 persons |
183 | Ecuador | -14,306.6 persons |
184 | Sierra Leone | -14,329.6 persons |
185 | Kyrgyzstan | -15,348.1 persons |
186 | Cameroon | -15,773.8 persons |
187 | Angola | -15,870.8 persons |
188 | Ghana | -16,716.9 persons |
189 | Tunisia | -16,953 persons |
190 | Guinea | -17,688.1 persons |
191 | Togo | -18,820.3 persons |
192 | Armenia | -19,210.7 persons |
193 | Estonia | -20,200.2 persons |
194 | Albania | -21,909.6 persons |
195 | El Salvador | -22,086.1 persons |
196 | Austria | -22,223 persons |
197 | Lithuania | -24,471.7 persons |
198 | Iraq | -25,532.4 persons |
199 | Tanzania | -26,156.8 persons |
200 | Cuba | -26,427.3 persons |
201 | Tajikistan | -28,776.9 persons |
202 | Senegal | -29,112.2 persons |
203 | Sri Lanka | -29,226 persons |
204 | State of Palestine | -29,648.3 persons |
205 | Haiti | -31,469.5 persons |
206 | Burkina Faso | -31,871.3 persons |
207 | Cambodia | -34,077.6 persons |
208 | Burundi | -35,353.1 persons |
209 | Republic of Moldova | -36,624.2 persons |
210 | Algeria | -37,047.8 persons |
211 | Myanmar | -40,069.3 persons |
212 | Slovakia | -40,591.1 persons |
213 | Dominican Republic | -41,932.7 persons |
214 | Romania | -44,837 persons |
215 | Indonesia | -50,092.6 persons |
216 | Zimbabwe | -53,252 persons |
217 | Morocco | -53,314 persons |
218 | Mali | -56,966.7 persons |
219 | Mozambique | -66,448.8 persons |
220 | Vietnam | -74,652.2 persons |
221 | Mexico | -98,968.7 persons |
222 | Czech Republic | -170,380.8 persons |
223 | Philippines | -176,245.9 persons |
224 | Uganda | -184,946.7 persons |
225 | Bangladesh | -215,456.8 persons |
226 | Brazil | -225,796.9 persons |
227 | China | -306,257.4 persons |
228 | Sudan | -318,951.7 persons |
229 | Jordan | -325,171.8 persons |
230 | Germany | -349,130.8 persons |
231 | Turkey | -386,112.8 persons |
232 | Poland | -482,926.6 persons |
233 | Russia | -487,124.9 persons |
234 | Nepal | -588,424.9 persons |
235 | India | -632,939 persons |
236 | Pakistan | -1,654,235 persons |
- #1
Ukraine
- #2
United States
- #3
Syrian Arab Republic
- #4
Canada
- #5
United Kingdom
- #6
Japan
- #7
Afghanistan
- #8
Oman
- #9
Saudi Arabia
- #10
Malaysia
Analysis: These countries represent the highest values in this dataset, showcasing significant scale and impact on global statistics.
Context: These countries or territories have the lowest values, often due to geographic size, administrative status, or specific characteristics.
Data Source
United Nations Population Division
The Population Division of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs conducts demographic research, supports intergovernmental processes at the United Nations in the area of population and development, and assists countries in developing their capacity to produce and analyse population data and information. The Division brings population issues to the attention of the international community by highlighting the central role of demographic trends in all aspects of sustainable development. The Division publishes datasets on the world’s population and analyzes global demographic trends.
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