Net migration rate in St. Martin

Net migration rate in St. Martin: 0 per 1,000 people in 1950 and -61.7 per 1,000 people in 2023, by UN estimates.

Latest, 2023: -61.7 per 1,000 people
Since 1950: −61.7 per 1,000 people
Rank, 2023: 229 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

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 -69 per 1,000 people and 84.4 per 1,000 people (95% prediction interval).
The highest was 167.4 per 1,000 people in 1983, the lowest -89.8 per 1,000 people in 2020.

Every year

per 1,000 people · UN

Year	St. Martin
2023	-61.7
2022	-51.1
2021	-40.4
2020	-89.8
2019	-78.3
2018	-49
2017	-25.8
2016	-22.2
2015	-19.6
2014	-17.7
2013	-14.6
2012	-12.6
2011	-9.7
2010	-9.7
2009	-2.2
2008	-0.5
2007	0.7
2006	1.7
2005	2.3
2004	2.7
2003	3.1
2002	3.6
2001	4.1
2000	4.8
1999	-1.8
1998	-32.1
1997	-28.4
1996	-25.6
1995	-23.2
1994	-21.1
1993	-19.4
1992	-18.1
1991	-16.8
1990	-0.3
1989	73.9
1988	83.4
1987	94.3
1986	107.1
1985	122.6
1984	142
1983	167.4
1982	164.5
1981	-3.2
1980	-2.1
1979	-0.5
1978	1.4
1977	3.4
1976	6
1975	8.5
1974	0
1973	-3.2
1972	-3.3
1971	-3.9
1970	-4.1
1969	-4.8
1968	-4.9
1967	17.9
1966	14
1965	5.6
1964	0
1963	0
1962	0
1961	0
1960	0
1959	0
1958	0
1957	0
1956	0
1955	0
1954	0
1953	0
1952	0
1951	0
1950	0

UN projection (medium variant) · 2024–2100

Year	St. Martin
2024	-54.5-112.2–-5.7
2025	-46.9-124.3–14.6
2026	-43.3-116.5–27.6
2027	-35.8-101–37.8
2028	-29.8-86.6–43.3
2029	-23.7-79.1–52.6
2030	-19.8-78.8–57.5
2031	-15.7-73.4–65.8
2032	-12.7-67.8–68.5
2033	-11.6-67.9–71.8
2034	-6.9-67–80.1
2035	-4.5-69.6–84.1
2036	-1.7-72.8–83.4
2037	-1.4-76.3–84.9
2038	-0.7-73.3–89.2
2039	-0.7-74.2–81.8
2040	-1.1-70.7–86.2
2041	-0.6-72.8–86.5
2042	-0.3-77–86.8
2043	0.3-70.7–88.4
2044	0-74.7–85.5
2045	-0.2-78.1–83.9
2046	-0.5-74.7–86.2
2047	-0.2-82–81.9
2048	0.9-73.3–81.7
2049	0.4-72.7–82.4
2050	0.4-74.2–83.4
2051	1.6-69.7–87.6
2052	1-66.9–87.1
2053	1.8-69.2–86.7
2054	1.2-71–87.5
2055	1-63.8–88.2
2056	1.3-63.9–86
2057	0.2-64.2–85
2058	0.3-64.7–81.4
2059	0.4-66.7–88
2060	-0.1-64.9–81.1
2061	0.3-65.5–92.2
2062	0.5-65.9–87.1
2063	0.3-72–85.7
2064	1.4-72.3–82.1
2065	0.8-70.4–83.3
2066	1.9-70.9–84.3
2067	1.8-71–81.2
2068	0.4-73.2–84.4
2069	0.3-72.8–78.7
2070	1.2-74.2–82.4
2071	0.9-76.7–83
2072	0.9-73–85.5
2073	2-73.2–83.7
2074	1.2-77.1–84.3
2075	1.1-79.5–82.9
2076	0.3-77.8–82.1
2077	1-76.7–79.3
2078	0.7-85.7–81.5
2079	0.6-74.9–85
2080	0-78.1–82.9
2081	0-78.7–86.2
2082	-0.2-76.6–84.3
2083	-0.1-77.4–75.7
2084	0.2-75–78.5
2085	0.1-76.7–82.9
2086	-0-72.2–83.3
2087	0.1-76.5–85.1
2088	0.1-73.2–79.2
2089	-0.1-71.6–84.5
2090	0.2-72.8–81.8
2091	0.8-67.8–86.1
2092	0.2-78.5–81.3
2093	0.4-72.7–82.1
2094	0.3-71–85.3
2095	0.9-72.1–84.4
2096	0.8-73.5–76.2
2097	0.8-72.2–82.1
2098	0.4-74.4–81.9
2099	-0-77–85.8
2100	0-69–84.4

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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