Brazil vs Japan

Brazil vs Japan: Net migration rate

Net migration rate in 2023: -1.1 per 1,000 people in Brazil and 1.4 per 1,000 people in Japan, by UN estimates. In 2023 the value was higher in Japan, by 2.5 per 1,000 people.

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per 1,000 people · UN

Brazil vs Japan: Net migration rateNet migration rate in 2023: -1.1 per 1,000 people in Brazil and 1.4 per 1,000 people in Japan, by UN estimates. In 2023 the value was higher in Japan, by 2.5 per 1,000 people.
BrazilJapanUN projection (medium variant)95% prediction interval

What the numbers say

  • Japan has been higher since 1986, when it overtook Brazil.
  • In 2023, Brazil ranked 155 and Japan ranked 75 of 229 countries, counting from the highest.
  • The UN projection (medium variant) puts Brazil at -0.1 per 1,000 people and Japan at 1 per 1,000 people in 2100.

Every year

per 1,000 people · UN

YearBrazilJapan
2023-1.11.4
2022-1.21.4
2021-1-0.3
2020-0.40.3
2019-0.62.5
2018-1.12.5
2017-0.82.5
2016-0.52.5
2015-0.91.3
2014-0.70.5
2013-0.80.5
2012-0.90.5
2011-1.20.8
2010-1.41
2009-1.11
2008-0.71.1
2007-0.61.1
2006-0.51
2005-0.50.9
2004-0.40.5
2003-0.30.6
2002-0.20.5
2001-0.30.5
2000-0.30.2
1999-0.10.4
19980.10.4
1997-0.40.3
1996-0.40.2
1995-0.40.7
1994-0.41.2
1993-0.41.4
19920.11.4
1991-0.41.3
1990-0.21
1989-0.40.3
1988-0.50.4
1987-0.60.2
1986-0.70.2
1985-0.4-1.2
1984-0.5-2.3
1983-0.6-2.2
1982-0.7-2.4
1981-0.5-2.3
1980-0.3-0.8
1979-0.3-0.5
1978-0.2-0.4
1977-0.2-0.4
1976-0.2-0.3
1975-0.20
1974-0.2-0.1
1973-0.2-0.3
1972-0.2-0.7
1971-0.2-1
1970-0.20.3
1969-0.10.5
1968-0.10.4
1967-0.10.3
1966-0.10.7
1965-0.1-0.5
1964-0.1-1
1963-0.1-1
1962-0.1-0.6
19610-0.6
19600.1-1.6
19590.2-2.1
19580.2-2.4
19570.2-1.7
19560.2-1.6
19550.2-1
19540.2-0.8
19530.2-0.3
19520.2-0.6
19510.2-0.6
19500.2-0.3
UN projection (medium variant) · 2024–2100
YearBrazilJapan
2024-1.1-1.8–-0.21.20.1–2.5
2025-1-2–-0.11.1-0.3–2.7
2026-1-2.3–01.1-0.6–2.8
2027-0.9-2.2–0.11-0.7–3
2028-0.8-2.3–0.11-0.9–3.1
2029-0.7-2.2–0.21.1-0.9–3.4
2030-0.7-2.3–0.31-1–3.3
2031-0.6-2.4–0.31-1.1–3.3
2032-0.6-2.3–0.41-1.1–3.3
2033-0.5-2.3–0.51.1-1.1–3.3
2034-0.4-2.2–0.61-1–3.4
2035-0.4-2.2–0.71-1.1–3.6
2036-0.3-2.2–0.81-1.2–3.5
2037-0.3-2.2–0.91-1.3–3.5
2038-0.2-2.3–0.91.1-1.4–3.4
2039-0.2-2.2–11.1-1.4–3.5
2040-0.1-2.2–1.11.1-1.4–3.5
2041-0.2-2.2–1.11-1.4–3.4
2042-0.2-2.3–1.11.1-1.5–3.6
2043-0.1-2.3–1.21.1-1.4–3.6
2044-0.1-2.3–1.21.1-1.4–3.7
2045-0.2-2.4–1.31-1.5–3.7
2046-0.1-2.3–1.21.1-1.5–3.6
2047-0.1-2.3–1.31.1-1.5–3.5
2048-0.2-2.5–1.31.1-1.4–3.7
2049-0.2-2.4–1.31.1-1.5–3.8
2050-0.1-2.4–1.41.1-1.6–3.7
2051-0.1-2.4–1.41.1-1.8–3.7
2052-0.1-2.4–1.51.1-1.7–3.7
2053-0.1-2.7–1.41.1-1.8–3.7
2054-0.1-2.6–1.41-1.7–3.6
2055-0.1-2.7–1.41.1-1.6–3.7
2056-0.1-2.7–1.41-1.7–3.7
2057-0.1-2.7–1.41.1-1.7–3.7
2058-0.1-2.7–1.51.1-1.7–3.6
2059-0.2-2.6–1.51-1.7–3.6
2060-0.2-2.6–1.41-1.5–3.4
2061-0.1-2.8–1.61.1-1.8–3.7
2062-0.2-2.7–1.51.1-1.9–3.7
2063-0.2-2.9–1.51.1-1.9–3.9
2064-0.2-2.9–1.61.2-1.7–3.8
2065-0.2-2.9–1.61.1-2.1–3.8
2066-0.2-2.9–1.51.1-1.7–3.8
2067-0.1-3–1.51.1-1.8–3.8
2068-0.2-3–1.61-2–3.8
2069-0.1-2.9–1.61.1-2.1–4
2070-0.1-3–1.61-2.1–3.7
2071-0.1-2.9–1.61.1-1.9–3.7
2072-0.1-3–1.61.1-2–3.8
2073-0.2-3.2–1.61-2–3.6
2074-0.2-3.1–1.61.1-1.9–3.8
2075-0.2-3.2–1.71.1-2.1–3.8
2076-0.2-3.2–1.71.1-2–3.8
2077-0.2-3.3–1.71.1-2–3.8
2078-0.2-3.3–1.71.1-1.7–3.7
2079-0.2-3.3–1.71.1-1.8–3.8
2080-0.1-3.2–1.61.1-1.8–3.7
2081-0.2-3.1–1.61.1-1.8–4
2082-0.2-3.3–1.71.1-1.7–3.7
2083-0.1-3.3–1.81.1-1.8–3.8
2084-0.1-3.3–1.71.1-1.9–3.8
2085-0.1-3.3–1.71-1.9–3.7
2086-0.1-3.3–1.61-1.8–3.9
2087-0.1-3.3–1.71.1-1.8–3.9
2088-0.1-3.3–1.71.1-1.8–4
2089-0.1-3.3–1.61-2–3.8
2090-0.2-3.4–1.81-1.9–3.5
2091-0.1-3.4–1.71-1.8–3.9
2092-0.1-3.4–1.81-2–3.7
2093-0.1-3.3–1.71-2.1–3.8
2094-0.1-3.4–1.71.1-2.2–3.9
2095-0.1-3.5–1.71-2.3–3.8
2096-0.1-3.5–1.81-2.4–3.8
2097-0.1-3.3–1.81.1-2.4–3.7
2098-0.1-3.4–1.81-2.1–3.7
2099-0.1-3.3–1.81-2.1–3.8
2100-0.1-3.4–1.81-2.2–3.6

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Good to know

  • People moving in minus people moving out in a year, per 1,000 residents; below zero, more left than arrived.
  • Source: UN DESA, World Population Prospects 2024.
  • The dashed line is the UN projection (medium variant), a scenario rather than a forecast; the band is its 95% prediction interval.
  • Ranks count the 229 countries with a value in 2023, highest first.

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