Argentina

Net migration rate in Argentina

Net migration rate in Argentina: 3.6 per 1,000 people in 1950 and 0.1 per 1,000 people in 2023, by UN estimates.

Latest, 2023
0.1 per 1,000 people
Since 1950
−3.5 per 1,000 people
Rank, 2023
96 of 229
counting from the highest
Projected, 2100
0 per 1,000 people
UN projection (medium variant)
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per 1,000 people · UN

Net migration rate in ArgentinaNet migration rate in Argentina: 3.6 per 1,000 people in 1950 and 0.1 per 1,000 people in 2023, by UN estimates. The UN projection (medium variant) puts it at 0 per 1,000 people in 2100, between -2.7 per 1,000 people and 1.6 per 1,000 people (95% prediction interval).
Estimates, UNUN projection (medium variant)95% prediction interval

What the numbers say

  • The UN projection (medium variant) puts it at 0 per 1,000 people in 2100, between -2.7 per 1,000 people and 1.6 per 1,000 people (95% prediction interval).
  • The highest was 3.6 per 1,000 people in 1950, the lowest -0.6 per 1,000 people in 2001.

Every year

per 1,000 people · UN

YearArgentina
20230.1
20220.1
20210
20200
20190.1
20180.1
20170.1
20160.1
20150.1
20140.1
20130.1
20120.1
2011-0
2010-0.1
2009-0.2
2008-0.3
2007-0.5
2006-0.5
2005-0.6
2004-0.6
2003-0.6
2002-0.6
2001-0.6
2000-0.6
1999-0.6
1998-0.6
1997-0.6
1996-0.6
1995-0.6
1994-0.5
1993-0.5
1992-0.4
1991-0.3
19900.5
19890.8
19881.2
19871.3
19861.3
19851.5
19841.6
19831.6
19821
19810.6
19800.1
1979-0.4
1978-0.5
1977-0.6
1976-0.4
1975-0.2
19741.3
19731.5
19721.5
19711.5
19701.6
19691.8
19681.8
19671.7
19661.7
19651.6
19641.6
19631.5
19621.5
19611.3
19601
19591.1
19581.1
19571.2
19561.4
19551.6
19541.9
19532.3
19522.7
19513.1
19503.6
UN projection (medium variant) · 2024–2100
YearArgentina
20240.1-0.5–0.6
20250.1-0.8–0.8
20260.1-0.9–0.9
20270-1–1
20280-1.2–1.1
20290-1.2–1.2
20300-1.3–1.2
20310-1.3–1.3
20320-1.4–1.4
20330-1.5–1.4
20340-1.5–1.4
20350-1.5–1.4
20360-1.6–1.4
20370-1.7–1.4
20380-1.6–1.6
20390-1.7–1.6
20400-1.7–1.5
20410-1.7–1.6
20420-1.7–1.6
20430-1.8–1.6
20440-1.8–1.7
20450-1.9–1.6
20460-1.9–1.6
20470-1.9–1.6
20480-1.9–1.6
20490-1.9–1.5
20500-2–1.6
20510-1.9–1.6
20520-2–1.6
20530-1.9–1.6
20540-2–1.6
20550-2.1–1.6
20560-2.2–1.6
20570-2.1–1.6
20580-2.3–1.7
20590-2.3–1.6
20600-2.2–1.5
20610-2.2–1.6
20620-2.5–1.6
20630-2.3–1.6
20640-2.4–1.6
20650-2.4–1.6
20660-2.4–1.6
20670-2.3–1.6
20680-2.6–1.6
20690-2.6–1.6
20700-2.5–1.7
20710-2.4–1.6
20720-2.3–1.7
20730-2.4–1.6
20740-2.5–1.7
20750-2.4–1.7
20760-2.5–1.7
20770-2.5–1.7
20780-2.5–1.8
20790-2.5–1.8
20800-2.5–1.7
20810-2.5–1.7
20820-2.6–1.7
20830-2.6–1.7
20840-2.5–1.7
20850-2.5–1.7
20860-2.6–1.7
20870-2.6–1.7
20880-2.6–1.7
20890-2.5–1.7
20900-2.6–1.7
20910-2.6–1.8
20920-2.5–1.7
20930-2.6–1.8
20940-2.6–1.7
20950-2.6–1.7
20960-2.7–1.7
20970-2.6–1.7
20980-2.7–1.6
20990-2.7–1.7
21000-2.7–1.6

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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