2009•Statistical papers - United Nations. Series A, Population and vital statistics reportRequires access
Net international migration
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Abstract
Net international migration for a given country refers to the difference between the number of immigrants and the number of emigrants. If more people immigrate to a country than emigrate from it, the country gains population from positive net migration. When more people emigrate than immigrate, the country loses population through negative net migration.