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International Migrant Stock

International Migrant Stock 2024

As a part of its mandate to bring population issues to the attention of the international community, the Population Division of the United Nations, in the Department of Economic and Social Affairs, publishes datasets on the world’s population and analyzes global demographic trends. The 2024 edition of the International Migrant Stock dataset presents the latest United Nations estimates of the numbers and characteristics of international migrants around the world. Covering the period from 1990 to 2024, the dataset includes estimates of the total number of international migrants by sex, as well as their places of origin and destination, for 233 countries and areas.
 
In producing the 2024 edition of the International Migrant Stock dataset, the Population Division has prioritized revising the estimates for countries with new empirical information from population censuses or registers and relatively large numbers of international migrants, as well as for countries affected by ongoing or emergent refugee flows as documented by UNHCR.  In the new edition of these data, a total of 60 countries and areas received a full reassessment of trends in the number of international migrants residing in the territory. For the remaining countries and areas, the estimates generated in 2024 reflect extrapolations of estimates published in the 2020 edition of the dataset. 

 

 

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Data

  • International Migrant Stock 2024  [Total, destination] [Total, origin] [Destination and origin] 

 

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  • Key facts and figures (Advance unedited version)

 

Related datasets

  • International Migration Flows 

Previous revisions

  • International Migrant Stock 2020  [Total, destination] [Total, origin] [Destination and origin] [Age, sex and destination] [Notes]
  • International Migrant Stock 2019 [Total] [Age and sex] [Destination and origin]
  • International Migrant Stock 2017 [Total] [Age and sex][Destination and origin]

 

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