Japan vs Poland

Japan vs Poland: Net migration rate

Net migration rate in 2023: 1.4 per 1,000 people in Japan and -0.2 per 1,000 people in Poland, by UN estimates. In 2023 the value was higher in Japan, by 1.6 per 1,000 people.

per 1,000 people · UN

Japan vs Poland: Net migration rateNet migration rate in 2023: 1.4 per 1,000 people in Japan and -0.2 per 1,000 people in Poland, by UN estimates. In 2023 the value was higher in Japan, by 1.6 per 1,000 people.
JapanPolandUN projection (medium variant)95% prediction interval

What the numbers say

  • Japan has been higher since 2023, when it overtook Poland.
  • In 2023, Japan ranked 75 and Poland ranked 124 of 229 countries, counting from the highest.
  • The UN projection (medium variant) puts Japan at 1 per 1,000 people and Poland at -0.1 per 1,000 people in 2100.

Every year

per 1,000 people · UN

YearJapanPoland
20231.4-0.2
20221.425.2
2021-0.30.1
20200.30.1
20192.50.2
20182.5-0
20172.5-0.6
20162.5-0.1
20151.30.1
20140.50.1
20130.50.3
20120.50.1
20110.81.2
201013.1
20091-0.2
20081.1-1.1
20071.1-1.3
20061-1.8
20050.9-1.1
20040.5-1
20030.6-0.5
20020.5-0.4
20010.5-0.4
20000.2-0.4
19990.4-1.4
19980.4-1
19970.3-1.2
19960.2-1.2
19950.7-1.4
19941.2-1.1
19931.4-1.3
19921.4-1.2
19911.3-1.5
19901-1.3
19890.3-1.3
19880.4-2.7
19870.2-0.9
19860.2-0.6
1985-1.2-0.7
1984-2.3-0.5
1983-2.2-0.7
1982-2.4-1
1981-2.3-0.5
1980-0.8-1.2
1979-0.5-0.6
1978-0.4-1.8
1977-0.4-1
1976-0.3-0.8
19750-0.9
1974-0.1-0.5
1973-0.3-0.9
1972-0.7-0.5
1971-1-1
19700.3-2.1
19690.5-0.8
19680.4-0.4
19670.3-0.8
19660.7-0.5
1965-0.5-0.7
1964-1-0.8
1963-1-0.4
1962-0.6-1
1961-0.6-0.7
1960-1.6-0.2
1959-2.1-0.8
1958-2.40.6
1957-1.73.5
1956-1.6-1.1
1955-1-1
1954-0.8-1
1953-0.3-1
1952-0.6-0.9
1951-0.6-0.8
1950-0.3-0.7
UN projection (medium variant) · 2024–2100
YearJapanPoland
20241.20.1–2.5-6.2-8.7–-4.1
20251.1-0.3–2.7-8.7-11.9–-5.8
20261.1-0.6–2.8-0.2-2.6–2.6
20271-0.7–3-0.2-2.8–2.8
20281-0.9–3.1-0.2-2.9–2.8
20291.1-0.9–3.4-0.2-2.8–2.9
20301-1–3.3-0.2-2.8–2.9
20311-1.1–3.3-0.2-3.1–2.8
20321-1.1–3.3-0.1-3.2–2.9
20331.1-1.1–3.3-0.1-3.3–3.1
20341-1–3.4-0.1-3.5–3.3
20351-1.1–3.6-0.1-3.2–3
20361-1.2–3.5-0.2-3.4–2.8
20371-1.3–3.5-0.1-3.4–3
20381.1-1.4–3.4-0.1-3.3–3.1
20391.1-1.4–3.5-0.2-3.4–3.1
20401.1-1.4–3.5-0.2-3.4–3.4
20411-1.4–3.4-0.1-3.5–3.4
20421.1-1.5–3.6-0.2-3.5–3.6
20431.1-1.4–3.6-0.2-3.5–3.4
20441.1-1.4–3.7-0.1-3.6–3.3
20451-1.5–3.7-0.1-3.7–3.4
20461.1-1.5–3.6-0.1-3.6–3.4
20471.1-1.5–3.5-0.1-3.7–3.4
20481.1-1.4–3.7-0.1-3.7–3.2
20491.1-1.5–3.8-0.1-3.9–3.2
20501.1-1.6–3.7-0.1-3.5–3.2
20511.1-1.8–3.7-0.2-3.5–3.2
20521.1-1.7–3.7-0.1-3.5–3
20531.1-1.8–3.7-0.2-3.6–3.3
20541-1.7–3.6-0.1-3.3–3.1
20551.1-1.6–3.7-0.2-3.6–3.2
20561-1.7–3.7-0.2-3.4–3.2
20571.1-1.7–3.7-0.1-3.3–3.1
20581.1-1.7–3.6-0.1-3.4–3.1
20591-1.7–3.6-0.1-3.6–3.1
20601-1.5–3.4-0.1-3.3–2.9
20611.1-1.8–3.7-0.1-3.4–3.2
20621.1-1.9–3.7-0.1-3.4–2.9
20631.1-1.9–3.9-0.1-3.8–3.2
20641.2-1.7–3.8-0.1-3.7–3.1
20651.1-2.1–3.8-0.1-3.8–3
20661.1-1.7–3.8-0.1-3.6–3.2
20671.1-1.8–3.8-0.1-3.6–3.4
20681-2–3.8-0.1-3.7–3.5
20691.1-2.1–4-0.1-3.4–3.3
20701-2.1–3.7-0-3.2–3.3
20711.1-1.9–3.7-0.1-3.5–3.2
20721.1-2–3.8-0.1-3.5–3.3
20731-2–3.6-0.1-3.5–3.2
20741.1-1.9–3.8-0.1-3.6–3.4
20751.1-2.1–3.8-0.1-3.7–3.5
20761.1-2–3.8-0.1-3.6–3.2
20771.1-2–3.8-0.2-3.7–3.2
20781.1-1.7–3.7-0.1-3.7–3.3
20791.1-1.8–3.8-0.1-3.5–3.4
20801.1-1.8–3.7-0.1-3.7–3.3
20811.1-1.8–4-0.1-3.9–3.5
20821.1-1.7–3.7-0.1-3.5–3.5
20831.1-1.8–3.8-0.1-3.9–3.3
20841.1-1.9–3.8-0.1-3.8–3.3
20851-1.9–3.7-0.1-3.7–3.4
20861-1.8–3.9-0.1-4.1–3.1
20871.1-1.8–3.9-0.1-3.9–3.4
20881.1-1.8–4-0.1-3.7–3.2
20891-2–3.8-0.1-3.7–3.2
20901-1.9–3.5-0.1-4.1–3.2
20911-1.8–3.9-0.1-4.2–3.2
20921-2–3.7-0.1-3.5–3.4
20931-2.1–3.8-0.1-3.8–3.2
20941.1-2.2–3.9-0.1-3.5–3.1
20951-2.3–3.8-0.1-3.7–3.2
20961-2.4–3.8-0.1-3.7–3.4
20971.1-2.4–3.7-0.1-4–3.2
20981-2.1–3.7-0.1-3.8–3.1
20991-2.1–3.8-0.1-3.8–3.3
21001-2.2–3.6-0.1-3.6–3.1

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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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