Net migration rate in San Marino

Net migration rate in San Marino: 3.4 per 1,000 people in 1950 and -5.6 per 1,000 people in 2023, by UN estimates.

Latest, 2023: -5.6 per 1,000 people
Since 1950: −9 per 1,000 people
Rank, 2023: 202 of 229; counting from the highest
Projected, 2100: 3.8 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 3.8 per 1,000 people in 2100, between -29.4 per 1,000 people and 32 per 1,000 people (95% prediction interval).
The highest was 78.8 per 1,000 people in 1977, the lowest -11.8 per 1,000 people in 2022.

Every year

per 1,000 people · UN

Year	San Marino
2023	-5.6
2022	-11.8
2021	-10.6
2020	7.1
2019	5.4
2018	5
2017	6.8
2016	8.5
2015	8.1
2014	2.2
2013	1.7
2012	4.3
2011	72.3
2010	19.3
2009	10.3
2008	9
2007	10.7
2006	10.7
2005	11
2004	10.1
2003	9.9
2002	8.8
2001	7.9
2000	8.7
1999	9.7
1998	9.8
1997	9.9
1996	10.1
1995	10.4
1994	12.1
1993	13.3
1992	11.8
1991	11.7
1990	12.3
1989	12.3
1988	11.7
1987	-0.9
1986	1.9
1985	7.4
1984	1.4
1983	5.2
1982	5.3
1981	7.7
1980	7.8
1979	7.7
1978	9.5
1977	78.8
1976	0
1975	-7
1974	-6.9
1973	-6.5
1972	10.2
1971	10.9
1970	-2.1
1969	-1.6
1968	0.4
1967	-0.2
1966	-0.5
1965	5.7
1964	13.7
1963	14.6
1962	14.7
1961	13
1960	14.8
1959	15.1
1958	15.2
1957	15.2
1956	15.2
1955	5.3
1954	5.1
1953	3.8
1952	2.9
1951	2.9
1950	3.4

UN projection (medium variant) · 2024–2100

Year	San Marino
2024	1.1-28.9–25.3
2025	3.6-27–30.1
2026	3.8-26.3–30
2027	4.3-24.4–30.9
2028	4.5-24.7–32.4
2029	3.7-24.2–30.4
2030	3.9-26.3–30.7
2031	3.5-25.6–32.4
2032	4.3-24.3–33.2
2033	3.8-24.5–29.3
2034	4.1-24.9–32.6
2035	4.4-25.4–32.5
2036	4.4-24.5–32.5
2037	5-24.1–32.6
2038	4.7-23.6–31.7
2039	4.1-26.6–34
2040	3.6-25–30
2041	3.9-27.4–32.2
2042	4.7-24.5–34.5
2043	4.1-26.4–33.2
2044	3.2-25.9–29.7
2045	3.8-27–30.5
2046	3.8-24.7–31.4
2047	4-24.8–32.2
2048	4.2-25.6–32.1
2049	4.2-27–33.8
2050	5.3-24.8–32.5
2051	4.4-24.8–32.9
2052	4.6-23.4–32.7
2053	3.9-25.2–29.7
2054	4.1-24.8–32.4
2055	4.4-25.4–33
2056	4.3-24.4–33
2057	4.3-23.6–32.6
2058	4.4-24.2–32.5
2059	4.3-26.7–32.3
2060	5.2-23.3–31.7
2061	4.4-27.7–34.5
2062	4.5-27.8–30.9
2063	4.8-28–33
2064	4.3-23.3–32.4
2065	4-24.8–31.6
2066	4.5-25.8–32.7
2067	3.7-27.1–31.1
2068	3.9-27.9–34.1
2069	4.3-27.7–35
2070	4.4-24.2–32.6
2071	4.3-26.7–31.6
2072	3.7-26.1–31.3
2073	3.8-28.1–33.8
2074	3.7-28.2–32.7
2075	3.5-27.3–32.5
2076	4-26.4–33.4
2077	4.1-27.3–31.8
2078	4.3-24.4–33.2
2079	3.8-26.6–32.5
2080	3.4-26.5–30.8
2081	4.7-25.3–33.1
2082	4.3-27.3–32.6
2083	3.8-26.8–33.1
2084	3.7-29.3–32.3
2085	4.7-27.4–34.7
2086	3.9-26.3–33.9
2087	4.2-26.2–33.3
2088	3.3-28.8–31
2089	3.6-25.9–32.1
2090	3.4-28.7–32.4
2091	3.8-28.6–33.4
2092	3.2-29–35.3
2093	4.3-27.3–33.7
2094	4.3-26–31.5
2095	4-29.3–33.8
2096	3.2-29.3–34.4
2097	2.9-34.5–32.7
2098	3.5-33.9–31.8
2099	3.3-27.2–35.1
2100	3.8-29.4–32

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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