Net migration by country, 2025, G20 countries

Immigrants minus emigrants during the year, including citizens and non-citizens, as estimated in World Population Prospects. A negative value means more people left than arrived.

19 places ranked for 2025. Highest: United States (1,230,663 people). Lowest: India (-495,753 people). The median is 65,731 people.

Unit: people Source: World Bank Trend, map and download

The 19 member countries. The European Union and the African Union are also members of the G20 but are not countries. About this group

Highest 10

  1. 1. United States 1,230,663 people
  2. 2. United Kingdom 389,911 people
  3. 3. Canada 326,204 people
  4. 4. South Africa 146,370 people
  5. 5. Japan 140,579 people
  6. 6. Australia 137,109 people
  7. 7. Saudi Arabia 119,738 people
  8. 8. France 91,737 people
  9. 9. Italy 75,448 people
  10. 10. South Korea 65,731 people

Source: World Bank, World Development Indicators.

Full ranking

Net migration by country, 2025, G20 countries
#CountryValuePeriodRelative size
1 United States 1,230,663 people 2025
2 United Kingdom 389,911 people 2025
3 Canada 326,204 people 2025
4 South Africa 146,370 people 2025
5 Japan 140,579 people 2025
6 Australia 137,109 people 2025
7 Saudi Arabia 119,738 people 2025
8 France 91,737 people 2025
9 Italy 75,448 people 2025
10 South Korea 65,731 people 2025
11 Argentina 2,859 people 2025
12 Indonesia -39,509 people 2025
13 Mexico -108,037 people 2025
14 Brazil -217,283 people 2025
15 Russia -251,822 people 2025
16 Türkiye -258,205 people 2025
17 China -268,126 people 2025
18 Germany -334,072 people 2025
19 India -495,753 people 2025

Places are ordered from the highest to the lowest value. Group medians on this site are the middle value of the members with data for the same year; they are not official aggregates.

How this ranking works

Every country is ranked on its value for 2025, the latest period that most countries have, so all values are for the same point in time. Countries without a value for 2025 are left out. Groups and aggregates such as the European Union are not ranked. Values are as published by World Bank; the ranking is a plain ordering from the highest to the lowest value and says nothing about whether a high value is good or bad.

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